Campus visit and MATLAB video on object tracking

September 17th, 2008

Campus visit and MATLAB video on object tracking

I am about to leave for a recruiting trip to Carnegie Mellon University. Be sure to stop by the booth and say hello (or ARGHHH! if I see you on Friday, International Talk like a Pirate Day!) If you can not make it to campus, then you can always check out the jobs here.

While I am gone, I thought you would enjoy this video that my colleague, Ned, sent me the other day. It shows MATLAB being used to do object tracking on a video. [YouTube]

By Doug Hull

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4 Responses to “Campus visit and MATLAB video on object tracking”

Daniel Armyr replied on September 18th, 2008 at 03:14 UTC :

Is there a reason that there is no RSS feed for the actual blog to subscribe to but only the comments? I got my feed-reader to subscribe to something which gives me the first few lines of each post, but I sortof want to read the entire thing…..

Bernardo replied on September 18th, 2008 at 10:18 UTC :

I was wondering the same thing. http://blogs.mathworks.com/videos/feed/ is a feed for the posts but only shows the first few lines. Could we have a feed that shows the entire content content of the post, please?
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Great idea for a blog by the way, I loved the videos and look forward to seeing more.

Rodney Thomson replied on September 18th, 2008 at 23:37 UTC :

Hmmmm recruitment drive hey?

You don’t happen to do any development in Australia mayhaps?

Rodney

dhull replied on September 22nd, 2008 at 15:05 UTC :

Daniel and Bernardo,

We have confirmed that the feed is presenting both a short version and complete post using the and tags. Maybe different feed readers treat these in different ways.

Steve has confirmed the FeedDemon is working well. I just confirmed that FeedReader is also.

Doug

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