In the past, I have written about the potential for 3D rendering and virtual reality to improve multivariate data visualization. I my new book, The Blender Python API, I have recorded and explained some of the methods I use for multivariate data visualization in Blender. This article is a taste of what can be found […]
Review: Multiple View Geometry in Computer Vision
When searching for information about computer vision, 3D reconstruction, OpenCV projects, and robotics, this book is always recommended. There is a reason this book is recommended in so many contexts. Multiple View Geometry in Computer Vision (Hartley and Zisserman 2004) is a highly organized foray into computer vision literature. It is an excellent reference text […]
Installing R and Python in Anaconda for Biologists
I live right outside of Washington D.C. I can walk to NIH, and I pass three hospitals on the way to the grocery store. Not surprisingly, I have met a few biologist that needed programming help. After helping a few biologists in completely independent situations, I began to notice a pattern. Researchers have data, can […]
Learning Python without Library Overload
I was just browsing Quora after coming back from dinner, and there were lot of night owls asking “How do I learn XYZ from scratch?” Naturally, I swooped in to assist with the Python-related questions. Believe it or not, there is a wrong way to learn Python. I have seen many people of many different […]
How Blender Redefined GUI Design
I have spent a lot of time this past year with Blender and the Blender Python API. In that time, I realized Blender does something very unique with its GUI design. Basically, everything in Blender can be modified through Python scripts. Users typically approach the Python API with the goal of developing new tools. Sooner […]
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