InActa Schola Automata PolonicabyMaciek Dziubiński·Jan 3, 2022Drive faster with machine learningRacing drivers hate him for this one simple trickA response icon1A response icon1
InActa Schola Automata PolonicabyMaciek Dziubiński·Sep 2, 2019Training a neural network for driving an autonomous RC carAbout machine learning and mobile robotics, and how “they go together like a horse and carriage”.A response icon2A response icon2
InActa Schola Automata PolonicabyMaciek Dziubiński·May 13, 2019From semantic segmentation to semantic bird’s-eye view in the CARLA simulatorBuilding a neural network for reconstructing the top-down view from four side cameras.A response icon7A response icon7
InActa Schola Automata PolonicabyMaciek Dziubiński·Mar 15, 2019Introduction to the CARLA simulator: training a neural network to control a car (Part 2)Training neural network models on data gathered with two deterministic controllers, and my non-deterministic self.A response icon5A response icon5
InActa Schola Automata PolonicabyMaciek Dziubiński·Nov 27, 2018Introduction to the CARLA simulator: training a neural network to control a car (Part 1)Intro to CARLA + simple controller for collecting data + training a neural network for steer control.A response icon9A response icon9
InActa Schola Automata PolonicabyMaciek Dziubiński·Oct 28, 2018Experiences and thoughts from the 3rd F1/10th competitionThe F1/10th is a racing competition for autonomous, electric car models.
InActa Schola Automata PolonicabyMaciek Dziubiński·May 23, 2018FaceNet with memory vs. synthetic facesWe test FaceNet’s performance on a set of unconventional faces and show how to stitch it with a memory module.A response icon1A response icon1
InDaftcode BlogbyMaciek Dziubiński·Jan 30, 2018Building Supervised Models for User Verification — Part 2 of the TutorialNeural-network-based models + assessment on test setA response icon2A response icon2
InDaftcode BlogbyMaciek Dziubiński·Jan 23, 2018Building Supervised Models for User Verification — Part 1 of the TutorialIntroduction to the data set and validation
InDaftcode BlogbyMaciek Dziubiński·Sep 28, 2017Wrap Your Repo with Anaconda Projecttl;dr we take a repo with a somewhat convoluted README, wrap it up using the Anaconda Project, take care of the bookkeeping and publish our…A response icon1A response icon1
