Research Reports and presentations
In this page you will find some reports on various topics but also presentations of academic papers or personal work. In particular, presentations are not always explicit without the speaker's explanations, but I think they are still interesting to share as they give a good overview of the covered topic and show some of the work I have done on it.
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In this work, we tried answering a question from a doctor: is there any pain signal inside of the gait signal of injured persons. This presentations summarizes our approach, and the results we obtained.
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This report is an summary of the 3D Gaussian Splatting method, detailing its principles, implementation, and contributions. Concepts are illustrated through 2D studies and limitations of the method are highlighted.
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This work presents a detailed analysis of the Point Transformers V3 architecture, including its design, reimplementation and adaptation designed for the new NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, and performance on various point cloud processing tasks. The report also discusses the use of Triton for efficient GPU computation and highlights the model's contributions to 3D understanding.
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This presentation introduces Zero123++, a cutting-edge Diffusion Model designed for generating 3D models from single 2D images.
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This report presents a reproducibility study of the paper 'Semantic Image Retrieval via Scene Graphs'. The original paper proposes a method for retrieving images based on their semantic content using scene graphs. In this study, we re-implement the proposed method, evaluate its performance on the same datasets, and analyze the results to assess the reproducibility of the original findings. Challenges encountered during implementation and potential discrepancies in results are also discussed.
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This report presents a methodology for adding semantic interpretability to the latent dimensions of StyleGAN2, enabling more controlled and meaningful image generation.
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Implementation of advanced machine learning techniques for automated pathology detection in MRI scans, with focus on accuracy and clinical applicability.
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Exploration of traditional computer vision methods for accurate 3D cardiac MRI segmentation, demonstrating effective results without neural networks.