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Senior Scientist and Inventor in one of the world's 10 largest industrial corporations doing image analysis full time. Ph.D. in Optical Sciences specializing in imaging, image processing, and image analysis. 40+ years of military, academic, and (mostly) industrial experience with image analysis programming and algorithm development. Experience designing custom light booths and other imaging systems. Experience with color and monochrome imaging, video analysis, thermal, ultraviolet, hyperspectral, CT, MRI, radiography, profilometry, microscopy, NIR and Raman spectroscopy, etc. on a huge variety of subjects. Be sure to click "View All" in my File Exchange to see ALL of my demos and tutorials: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/?term=authorid%3A31862

Professional Interests: Image analysis and processing

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Postdoctoral research associate at Illinois State Water Survey. Using MATLAB for past 10 years.

(Don't contact me. I won't answer questions.) A retired mathematician, numerical animalist, woodworker, bridge player.

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About me: Finishing PhD soon on topics related to vision science; neurophysiology; sensory-motor feedback and control; control systems; steering & navigation; multisensory integration; top-down bottom-up feedback loop.

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Professional Interests: medical image processing, optimization algorithms

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What is a model?
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I joined The MathWorks in the Technical Support department during the summer of 2001 and transferred into the Quality Engineering department in March of 2004. I now work qualifying the core MATLAB numerical functions (PLUS, MINUS, LU, FFT, ODE45, etc.)
Professional Interests: mathematics, MATLAB

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research interests: vibrations, optimal control, system modeling and simulation, mechatronics... coding

Application Engineer at The MathWorks (Japan).

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I write documentation for MATLAB mathematical toolboxes, primarily optimization. I have also written documentation for PDE, statistics, symbolic math, and econometrics.

My pre-MathWorks job was with Bell Labs, primarily in mathematical models of data traffic, with a strong interest in parallel computation and in rare events (large deviations).

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Interested in external applications, mex & engine applications with Fortran, C, C++, etc, particularly in the areas of speed improvement and memory management efficiencies.

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Professional Interests: Automatic Control

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Professional Interests: Software Engineering, Target Tracking, Video Streaming apps

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I'm a Senior Application Engineer at MathWorks and civil/structural engineer by education.

I am an Application Support Engineer at Mathworks.
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MATLAB user since 1992
MathWorks employee since 1997

In my early years at MathWorks, I was a developer on the Data Acquisition Toolbox and Instrument Control Toolbox, before leading the development of Image Acquisition Toolbox v1.0.

These days, I focus on managing the MATLAB Graphics & App Building area, having worked on the MATLAB graphics R2014b update and the R2016a App Designer launch.

Outside of work - in my oodles of free time - I dabble in some filmmaking and photography projects. And while this is meant to be a creative break from work, every 5 years it seems both worlds intersect (www.chrisportal.com/portfolio-items/call-me-nerdy/).

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I am an Associate Application Support Engineer in MathWorks EDG Hyderabad.
My areas of interest include GUI Development, Machine Learning, Algorithms and Data Structures
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