by A. Pung | Feb 14, 2024 | Math methods
In our last discussion, we took a look at linear regressions using a marketing example centered around monthly sales. In addition to being able to fit our previous data sales, we’d also backed out a linear fit (with [math] r^2 = 0.965 [/math] that we could use...
by A. Pung | Feb 7, 2024 | Physics
Introduction Our blog post on synthetic scene generation discussed the power of modeling realistic objects like terrain and vehicles, applying material attribution, using the objects within a scene to simulate physics of a highly specific scenario. A second blog...
by A. Pung | Feb 5, 2024 | Image Processing
Introduction Think back to the last time you watched a movie where you found yourself more intrigued by the scene’s background than the subjects of the movie. Maybe it was a walking scene from Lord of the Rings or maybe you’re counting the number of...
by A. Pung | Jan 29, 2024 | Physics
Introduction Although not explicitly discussed, a previous blog on detonation modeling made use of multiple software packages to explore optical effects manifested by the strong pressure (P) and temperature (T) profiles of explosion shockwaves. Specifically, the...
by A. Pung | Jan 25, 2024 | Image Processing
Introduction In a previous blog post, we briefly discussed ionospheric physics, specifically focusing on the ionosphere’s composition and fluidity. One particularly difficult aspect about the ionosphere is that despite being a massive churning shell of plasma...
