LUO, Shitong 罗世通
Undergraduate
Yuanpei College, Peking University
Shitong Luo(pronounced Shih-tung Lo) is a third-year undergraduate student majoring in Data Science at Yuanpei College, Peking University. He is now a member of GLab at Wangxuan Institue of Computer Technology(WICT). His research interests focus on geometric data processing and geometric deep learning.
Email: luost AT pku.edu.cn
This is my second course project for Computer Graphics. The visualizer features a GPU-accelerated real time force directed layout algorithm in 3D space and supports VR fashioned interactions such as selecting nodes using laser pointer and cruising the graph using VR controllers.
Course project for Introduction to Parallel and Distributed Computing. An OpenCL based parallel Bellman-Ford algorithm. Gained a speedup of 19x compared to serial BF algorithm tested with USA-CTR-t dataset.
This is my first course project for Computer Graphics. I implemented two algorithms: Moment Shadow Mapping and Screen Space Ambient Occlusion. Besides, I wrapped OpenGL's state machine style API into an object oriented API and created a reusable rendering framework.
This is a course project for Introduction to Artificial Intelligence. My contribution to this project includes the fully functional prototyping robot on simulation platform Webots, the chess piece recognition program based on OpenCV and the driver program for our final real robot.
These slides review some state-of-the-art spherical convolutional kernels (including SchNet, PointConv, SPH-3D, RS-CNN and KPConv, mainly selected from CVPR'19 and ICCV'19) on point clouds.
2019-11-01 [Download]