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Peyman Milanfar

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Distinguished Scientist at Google. National Academy of Engineering. Computational Imaging ∩ AI. Posts are personal opinions

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arguments on this website, without the two panes of glass

arguments on this website, without the two panes of glass

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How does the pole just disappear?! This is great illustration of shallow depth of field. As you shift the focus to a distant object, 2 things happen: * The foreground beam becomes extremely out of focus * The perceived size of the blurred obstruction becomes insignificant 1/3

How does the pole just disappear?! This is great illustration of shallow depth of field. As you shift the focus to a distant object, 2 things happen: * The foreground beam becomes extremely out of focus * The perceived size of the blurred obstruction becomes insignificant 1/3

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This week, we shipped a new version of Photo Unblur on Pixel 8 that's even better, with a wider range of things it can fix. Examples in thread Kudos to the awesome team including mauricio delbracio,Zhengzhong Tu,Xuhui Jia,Yandong Li, Erika Navin Sarma, Sebastian Rodriguez & many others 1/5

This week, we shipped a new version of Photo Unblur on Pixel 8 that's even better, with a wider range of things it can fix. Examples in thread Kudos to the awesome team including mauricio delbracio,Zhengzhong Tu,Xuhui Jia,Yandong Li, Erika Navin Sarma, Sebastian Rodriguez & many others 1/5

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this train wreck introduction is an example of how not to do it. 1. Ditch the phone, come prepared, 2. Bring them up after the intro, not during. 3. Acknowledge the speaker, make eye contact 4. Never call the rest of their resume a "waste of time”

this train wreck introduction is an example of how not to do it. 1. Ditch the phone, come prepared, 2. Bring them up after the intro, not during. 3. Acknowledge the speaker, make eye contact 4. Never call the rest of their resume a "waste of time”

Peyman Milanfar

285,302 views • 2 months ago

Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons have been hacked to hilarious effect

Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons have been hacked to hilarious effect

Peyman Milanfar

468,622 views • 1 year ago

this is a rather naive take. a child learns in a supervised training loop that spans decades. to say they are "deployed" on day 1 ignores the massive effort and infrastructure of parenting that makes that learning possible

this is a rather naive take. a child learns in a supervised training loop that spans decades. to say they are "deployed" on day 1 ignores the massive effort and infrastructure of parenting that makes that learning possible

Peyman Milanfar

78,668 views • 6 months ago

In my chat with Ravid Shwartz Ziv I spoke to how denoising evolved from a "digital janitor" to the heart of modern diffusion models. It's a powerful reminder that breakthroughs, even in practice, often come from long-term foundational work, not just the latest trends. link to episode👇

In my chat with Ravid Shwartz Ziv I spoke to how denoising evolved from a "digital janitor" to the heart of modern diffusion models. It's a powerful reminder that breakthroughs, even in practice, often come from long-term foundational work, not just the latest trends. link to episode👇

Peyman Milanfar

18,774 views • 3 months ago

been there done that

been there done that

Peyman Milanfar

67,948 views • 3 years ago

Craft your writing so that it compels a reader you’d want to impress to invest their most valuable asset - their time - in reading it In his own words, the incomparable Alan Willsky (my PhD advisor)

Craft your writing so that it compels a reader you’d want to impress to invest their most valuable asset - their time - in reading it In his own words, the incomparable Alan Willsky (my PhD advisor)

Peyman Milanfar

15,058 views • 7 months ago

solving an inverse problem

solving an inverse problem

Peyman Milanfar

10,352 views • 4 months ago

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