Hi, welcome to my website! So a little about me … I did my bachelor in Computer Systems Engineering at Monash University and then my PhD in computer vision/robotics/laser scanner at Monash as well. R&D is what I like to do.
My interests varies from time to time, but what I really dig are:
- Computer vision/graphics
- Machine learning
- Engineering in general
Below is a mugshot of myself and my yellow thesis (why yellow? because I can).
Contact
I can be contacted at nghiaho12 @ yahoo.com
Hi, I’m a phd student in vision and graphics. I have benefit a lot from your blogs. Thank you 😉
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Xin chào anh!
Em hiện là sinh viên đang nghiên cứu về xử lý ảnh ứng dụng cho cơ khí. Em có thể hỏi anh một số câu hỏi liên quan được không ạ?
Sure, but you might have to ask in English. Vietnamese is not my first language 🙂
Hi~, now I am doing my bachelor on CV, I have found something useful from your page. Thank you very much!
Thanks for the stuff you have posted on your website. I have two point cloud data sets of a same joint from two kinect cameras. The cameras are placed with some distance and angle between each other. For finding the rotation component you said wehave to recenter the centroid of the two data sets. How you would do that?
Thanks in advance.
If you plug in your two point clouds straight into the Matlab/Python code you’ll get rotation + translation as output.
cool blog. Why arent you doing computer vision related work full time?
I am.
Dear Nghia Ho,
how to properly cite you Cell counter software in a publication?
Best greetings
Monika
There’s no formal way. You can try something like this
@software{Ho_CellCounter,author = {Nghia Ho},
title = {{CellCounter}},
url = {https://github.com/nghiaho12/CellCounter},
}