Tags Programming Multi-value Return in C# 7.0 admin February 3, 2017 One of the nice language enhancements to C# in the latest release (7.0) is the ability to return multiple values
Tags Image ProcessingMathematicaProgramming Checking Image Overlap with Mathematica – Part 3 admin January 16, 2017 This is the third and the last in the series of articles on checking image overlap using Mathematica. Let us
Tags Image ProcessingMathematicaProgramming Checking Image Overlap with Mathematica – Part 2 admin December 25, 2016 In the previous post, we discussed one technique to check the overlap between two given images of equal dimensions. In
Tags MathematicaProgramming Working with Linguistic Data in Mathematica admin November 2, 2016 There are many interesting functions in Mathematica for working with language data, not just in English but in many other
Tags Machine LearningProgramming Torch7 and Neural Networks admin October 18, 2016 This week I wanted to experiment with Torch7, a popular Machine Learning framework implemented in C/LuaJIT. Seamless CUDA support is
Tags MathematicaProgramming Cloud Computing with Mathematica admin October 11, 2016 Mathematica provides excellent support for cloud computation, and most of the time, it is a very simple and intuitive process.
Tags Machine LearningMathematicaProgramming Computer Vision with Mathematica admin September 26, 2016 Over the past several weeks, I have been discussing many interesting features of Mathematica. As a continuation, today, I would
Tags MathematicaProgramming Natural Language Processing in Mathematica admin September 11, 2016 Welcome back. Today I am going to share with you some of the nice capabilities of Mathematica in the area
Tags MathematicaProgramming CUDA and Mathematica admin August 20, 2016 Recently I purchased a high-end desktop computer for my image processing project. Since many computations tend to take several hours
Tags JuliaProgramming Is Deriving from a Concrete Class Bad? admin August 7, 2016 In my first post on Julia, I noted that the language does not allow deriving from a concrete (i.e., non-abstract)