Kolonialisering förknippas ju sällan med något positivt idag, men i en artikel I BBC lärde mig något jag inte visste tidigare om “Nya Sverige”: Jag kunde helt enkelt inte låta bli att undersöka saken vidare. Jag har ju trots allt semester och ska inte tänka på algoritmer eller ens öppna Matlab! Samtidigt som Sverige var … Continue reading Några lärdomar från ett bortglömt drama i Nya Sverige: Fred som diplomati, ett bortglömt språk och timmerhus.
Why does our clocks look like they do?
Ever wondered why our clocks have 60 seconds, 60 minutes, and 24 hours? We use tens and hundreds for practically everything, so our clocks look a bit bizarre when you think about it! Actually, an attempt was made to “sort this out” during the French Revolution. The day was chopped into 10 hours, with 100 … Continue reading Why does our clocks look like they do?
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InfraVis at CBA days
I represented InfraVis at CBA days with a roll-up and had nice discussions with students.
The 20th IEEE International Conference on Automatic Face and Gesture Recognition
I participated in the main conference in the field of Face Recognition, but also Age Estimation from face photos and Face Emotion Recognition in Kyoto Japan, 25-29 May. There were also several interesting workshop, such as the Facial Micro-Expression (FME) Workshop, and many others! I also took the opportunity to meet with three different teams … Continue reading The 20th IEEE International Conference on Automatic Face and Gesture Recognition
Anders Hast 