I am Philip Lee, an Electrical Engineering and Computer
Science Ph.D. candidate under the direction of
Ying Wu
in the area of Computer Vision.
I graduated summa cum laude from Clemson University in 2008 with a
B.S. in Mathematics, concentration in Computer Science, and
a minor in modern Spanish language and literature. I have been
at Northwestern University obtaining my Ph.D. since 2009.
Please see my LinkedIn page.
Mikhelson, Ilya V and Lee, Philip G and Sahakian, Alan V and Wu, Ying and Katsaggelos, Aggelos K. Automatic, Fast, Online Calibration Between Depth and Color Cameras. (2013). Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation. Elsevier.
Mikhelson, I and Lee, Philip and Bakhtiari, Sasan and Elmer, T and Katsaggelos, A and Sahakian, A. Non-Contact Millimeter-Wave Real-Time Detection and Tracking of Heart Rate on an Ambulatory Subject. (2012). IEEE.
Lee, Philip and Wu, Ying. Nonlocal matting. (2011). Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2011 IEEE Conference on, 2193--2200. IEEE. pdf, supplementary materials
Lee, Philip Greggory and Wu, Ying. L1 matting. (2010). Image Processing (ICIP), 2010 17th IEEE International Conference on, 4665--4668. IEEE. pdf
Calkin, Neil and Drake, Nate and James, Kevin and Law, Shirley and Lee, Philip and Penniston, David and Radder, Jeanne. Divisibility properties of the 5-regular and 13-regular partition functions. (2008). INTEGERS: ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF COMBINATORIAL NUMBER THEORY, 8(A60). pdf
Full list on my Google Scholar page.
KregularKompute Parallelized code (MPI) to compute k-regular partition numbers, created to discover and prove theorems developed in (Calkin et al., 2008).
(1)(2)768@gmail.com
"(1) (2), burning out his fuse up here alone." Elton John