Dynamic Graphics Project,
Department of Computer Science,
University of Toronto
Bahen Centre, Room 5173
40 St. George Street,
Toronto, ON. M5S 2E4, Canada.
hxtang[at]dgp[dot]toronto[dot]edu
or hxtang[at]cs[dot]toronto[dot]edu
About Me
I am second year graduate student working on computational photography with Kyros Kutulakos. I have just finished my Msc. under the supervision of Kyros and transit to PhD. study.
Before coming to Toronto, I spent seven years at Fudan University in China. I also took internships at Microsoft Research Asia and Motorola China Research Centre.
Hire me this summer? Here is my CV.
Research
I am interested in extending the flexibility of photography by carefully designing the capture process, and have been dedicated to removing defocus blur from images.
Huixuan Tang, Light-Efficient Panoramas, MSc. Report, Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto, 2010.
Yu-Wing Tai, Huixuan Tang, Michael S. Brown and Stephen Lin, Detail Recovery for Single-image Defocus Blur, IPSJ Transactions on Computer Vision and Applications, Vol. 1, pp.95-104. 2009.
Teaching
CSC108H Introduction to Computer Programming (2008 fall),CSC180H Introduction to Computer Programming (2009 fall),
CSC320H Introduction to Visual Computing (2009 winter, 2010 winter).
Course
CSC2206H Computer Systems Modeling with Peter Marbach,CSC2503H Foundations of Computer Vision with Alan Jepson,
CSC2515H Introduction to Machine Learning with Geoff Hinton,
CSC2530H Computer Vision for Advanced Digital Photography with Kyros Kutulakos,
[Non-Credit] Scientific Writing with Debby Repka.
Misc.
Here is an incomplete collection of amazing papers in computational photography that I like.
At leisure (yes, I do have leisure), I take photos (that are irrelevant to research), cook a lot,
and devote myself to walking through Fish Fillets.
Graduate applicants, please read this note before contacting me.