As artificial intelligence workloads grow, the computing systems behind them must deliver faster, more reliable results while making better use of available hardware. Assistant Professor Daehyeok Kim ...

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Mondays 6 - 8 pm and Wednesdays 8 - 10 am am in GDC 3.302, the main CS Department public computing lab. Find me at the CS314 high top.

Fig.2 - Rectified flow between π 0 (magenta contour) and π 1 (red contour). Green and blue lines are the trajectories colored based on which mode of π 0 they are associated with for visualization.

I am a professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Texas at Austin. I am also a core member of Texas Robotics. I currently hold the Rajaram Family Professorship. I have ...

My main research interest is in computational theories of the brain with emphasis on human vision and motor control. In 1985 Chris Brown and I led a team that designed and built a high speed binocular ...

AI is rapidly moving beyond digital benchmarks into the physical world, where it must perceive noisy environments, interact with people and devices, operate under resource constraints, and remain ...

Content: This undergraduate course will cover the basics of algorithms and complexity, including dynamic programming, greedy algorithms, graph algorithms, linear programming, and NP-hardness.

Fast numerical and statistical algorithms Data mining and pattern recognition. Interdisciplinary application of mathematical and statistical methods across the physical and biological sciences, and to ...

Undergraduate CS student, Class of 2030 — building at the seam between software and hardware. Austin & Round Rock, Texas Software Engineering Intern at Polaris Inc. Embedded systems & applied AI I ...

Class lecture notes through page 157. Optionally, Aho, Lam, Sethi, and Ullman, Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools, Chapters 1; 3 through 3.5; 4 through p ...

All speakers of the lecture series have received very strict instructions as how to arrange their speech; as a result I expect all speeches to be similar to each other. Mine will not differ, I adhere ...