Bruce Crevensten brucecrevensten

OSCON 2012

Notes.

Other presentations/slides: http://www.oscon.com/oscon2012/public/schedule/proceedings

Data science in R

http://courses.had.co.nz/12-oscon/

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	# analysis of implicit object hierarchy for rayjanwilson/cudasar, with an eye towards creating a runtime-swappable algorithm for sar processing.
	# basic idea here is that we'll use Builder pattern to assemble a SarProcessor,
	# and make each distinct algorithm a little object hierarchy so that we can mix'n'match
	# standard + cuda + other approaches for more interesting benchmarking

	# the builder patterns
	class SarProcessor:
	def process(SarImage):
	return self.azimuthCompression( self.RangeCompression( SarImage ), SarImage.metadata ) # need to pass the whole SarImage to get the L0