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Ben is a seasoned expert in computational science with an emphasis on computer vision. For the past ten years, his passion was to begin hard science quests,... pose them as optimization problems, and then solve them with computing machinery. His main strengths are all manners of numeric optimization, C++11 fluency (tasteful, perfectionist, consistent, and poetic source code), and first-rate problem formulation/raw analysis skills.
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Sebastian is a rockstar programmer with two decades of programming experience in games and tech, including many solo indie games. He has worked with Disney... multiple times, for whom he was tasked with their highest priority R&D projects (including the tracking for Jedi Challenges AR, which other experts claimed was impossible). He is best suited for short-term problems that are too difficult, tedious, or time-sensitive for other programmers.
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Liam is a Certified Analytics Professional (CAP) with over six years of experience in machine learning and data analytics. He has worked with data science,... machine learning, deep learning, Computer Vision, and image processing projects from data collection and processing to model training, evaluation, and deployment. He is passionate about building products to help organizations extract insight from data.
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William is a top architect, engineer, and developer with a proven ability to develop efficient, scalable, and fault-tolerant server solutions for complex pr...oblems. He has extensive experience and a proven track record of successfully analyzing, decomposing, and solving difficult programming problems.
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Ryan is an electrical engineering and computer science graduate student, who has worked for several years in R&D for various clients—in topics ranging from... math and scientific testing applications, hardware and circuit design, and most recently machine learning, AI, and computer vision applications. He is a talented Python/C++/LabVIEW developer and keeps up to date on the latest cutting edge research in the field of CS.
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Levi has nearly a decade of experience in applied data science in a variety of industries with a concentration in the insurance industry. He's passionate ab...out solving challenging problems that others find difficult or impossible. He's comfortable working independently and collaborating on teams. He is most at home in small startups with experience in enterprise as well.
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Computational photography is about enhancing the photographic process with computation. While we normally tend to think that this applies only to post-processing the end result (similar to photo editing), the possibilities are much richer since computation can be enabled at every step of the photographic process—starting with scene illumination. In this article, Toptal OpenCV Expert Radu Balaban walks us through two examples of computational photography: low light and high dynamic range.
Detecting objects of interest in images has always been an interesting challenge in the realm of computer vision, and many approaches have been developed over recent years. As mobile platforms are becoming increasingly powerful, now is the perfect opportunity to develop interesting mobile applications that take advantages of these algorithms. This article walks us through the process of building a simple iOS application for detecting objects in images.
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