On a previous post I write about a work project using Tensor Flow 2.0. Since then I completed an initial round of training of the Inception v4 model with 145,000 images. Over the course of the past week I identified and classified 64,000 real-world images taken from our fielded prototype Read more…
On a more recent post, I wrote about a trip I took to Boise State to meet with prospective research advisors and tour the facilities. To prepare for this trip I purchased six 298×128 pixel E-Paper modules from Waveshare to use as ultra-modern business cards. Three were red and three Read more…
Beyond applying for graduate schools, these past few months I have been knee-deep into machine learning with TensorFlow at my place of employment. My project is fairly straight forward. When presented with a mechanical rotating digit, the computer must determine the digit’s value at any point during the rotation. Of Read more…
I really dislike rushing projects, but have learned that sometimes a mad rush opens the doors to something unexpected. This week I have been rushing to get a PhD application together for University of Oregon. I simply could not ignore the strong suggestion of my wife to consider this possibility Read more…
After returning from my trip to Boise, I decided to canvas the Pacific Northwest one more time for alternatives to Boise State. I wanted to put some solid options on the table for PhD programs in geophysics. I come across an opportunity at the University of Montana. I submitted the Read more…