Quan Wang - Homepage

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Web Name: Quan Wang - Homepage

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I am Quan Wang, a Staff Software Engineer at Google, New York City, NY. I was a Machine Learning Scientist at Amazon, Boston during 2014-2015. I did my Ph.D. in Computer & Systems Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, advised by Professor Kim L. Boyer. I received my B.Eng. in Automation from Tsinghua University in 2010. I received the Allen B. Dumont Prize for my graduate research. Curriculum Vitae For a complete list of media coverage on my work, check my CV. Publications For a complete list of my academic publications, patents, and reviewing experience, check my CV. COSBOS: COlor-Sensor-Based Occupancy Sensing With multiple color-controllable LED fixtures and color sensors, our COSBOS technique enables low-cost and privacy-preserving occupancy distribution estimation. The direct application of this technique is occupancy-sensitive smart lighting, in which the system automatically delivers the light that best suits the occupancy scenario in an indoor space. Project Wiki JSSL 2014 Paper in PDF ICPR 2014 Paper in PDF PBVS 2014 Paper in PDF SPIE 2014 Paper in PDF Download software Learning-Based Knee Cartilage Segmentation in 3D MR The automatic segmentation of human knee cartilage from 3D MR images is challenging due to the thin sheet structure of the cartilage with diffuse boundaries and inhomogeneous intensities. We present an iterative multi-class learning method to segment the femoral, tibial and patellar cartilage simultaneously, which effectively exploits the spatial contextual constraints between bone and cartilage, and also between different cartilages. High accuracy and robustness is achieved on 176 volumes from the OAI dataset. Paper in PDF Poster Slides Code Segmentation and Disease Detection in Echocardiogram Images This is my work as an Research Intern at IBM. It is part of the Medical Sieve project. Poster Manifold Learning for Image Classification We apply manifold learning techniques including multidimensional scaling (MDS) and Isomap on high-level semantics-sensitive pairwise image distances, such as IMED, SPM, IRM and their variants to learn fixed-length vector representations of images. We are looking at applications including style categorization, scene classification and object recognition. Project Wiki SIBGRAPI paper Slides Download MDS encoder source code Implementation and Study of Light-field-based 3D Object Retrieval System This is my research for undergraduate thesis at Tsinghua University, under the guidance of Prof. Qionghai Dai and Prof. Guihua Er. Thesis Poster GMM-Based Hidden Markov Random Field for Color Image and 3D Volume Segmentation This is the final project of Prof. Qiang Ji's course Introduction to Probabilistic Graphical Models. In this project, we first study the Gaussian-based hidden Markov random field (HMRF) model and its expectationmaximization (EM) algorithm. Then we generalize it to Gaussian mixture model-based hidden Markov random field. The algorithm is implemented in MATLAB. We also apply this algorithm to color image segmentation problems and 3D volume segmentation problems. Download the paper here. Download the Matlab code here. Hidden Markov Random Field Model, its Expectation-Maximization Algorithm, Implementation, and Applications in Edge-Prior-Preserving Image Segmentation This is the final project of Prof. Birsen Yazıcı's course Detection and Estimation Theory. In this project, we study the hidden Markov random field (HMRF) model and its expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm. We implement a MATLAB toolbox named HMRF-EM-image for 2D image segmentation using the HMRF-EM framework. This toolbox also implements edge-prior-preserving image segmentation, and can be easily reconfigured for other problems, such as 3D image segmentation. Download the paper here. Download the HMRF-EM-image Matlab toolbox here. Kernel Principal Component Analysis and its Applications in Face Recognition and Active Shape Models This is the final project of Prof. Qiang Ji's course Pattern Recognition. In this paper, we discussed the theories of PCA, kernel PCA and ASMs. Then we focused on the pre- image reconstruction for Gaussian kernel PCA, and used this technique to design kernel PCA based ASMs. We tested kernel PCA on synthetic data and human face images, and found that Gaussian kernel PCA succeeded in revealing more complicated structures of data than traditional PCA and achieving much lower classification error rate. We also implemented the Gaussian kernel PCA based ASMs and tested it on human face images. We found that Gaussian kernel PCA based ASMs is promising in providing more deformation patterns than traditional ASMs. Download the paper here. Download the PPT here. Download the Matlab code here. Tracking Based 3D Visualization from 2D Videos This is the final project of Prof. Qiang Ji's course Computer Vision. In this project, we established a framework to convert 2D videos to pseudo 3D videos. Our basic idea is to track the moving objects in the video and separate them from the background. Then we give different depth information to the objects and the background, and visualize them in 3D. Download the report here. Here is a demo of our 3D animations. Please wear blue-red 3D glasses. Hästens app on iPhone This is the final project for the course Software Design & Documentation at RPI. This is our project website. Here is the video presentation of the app: I have been working as the teaching assistant of these courses at RPI: Embedded Control [ENGR 2350], 2011 Spring, Prof. Russell P. Kraft Real-Time Applications in Control & Communications [ECSE 4760], 2011 Spring, Prof. Russell P. Kraft Introduction to Engineering Analysis [ENGR 1100], 2011 Fall, Prof. Mark W. Olles Biological Image Ananysis [ECSE 4960], 2012 Spring, Dr. Jens Rittscher Electric Circuits [ECSE 2010], 2012 Spring, Prof. Jeffrey Braunstein Modeling and Analysis of Uncertainty [ENGR 2600], 2012 Fall, Prof. Charles J. Malmborg Here are some of the course materials I made for my students: Matlab Tutorial 1 Matlab Tutorial 2 Matlab Tutorial 3 Accessing RCS IBM Console in Windows Using Linux Virtual Machine how to build SimpleITK Python If you are interested in applying to Google, please send your resume and intersted jobs to me. I am more than glad to provide an internal referral. You can find jobs information at http://www.google.com/about/careers/ Mostly we are interested in Software Engineer related background.

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