Conference

Spectacle lenses are an important application of freeform manufacturing, with complex designs such as progressive lenses requiring nontraditional and specialized surface shapes. Such lenses also pose special challenges for optical design, as the eye’s gaze constantly changes relative to the

I will be at S+SSPR 2020 (Statistical, Structural or Syntactic Pattern Recognition) on January 21-22 to present my research on partitioning of partial correlation networks.   Update 4/10/2021: Conference proceedings Dillon K. (2021) Efficient Partitioning of Partial Correlation Networks. In:

I will be at Brain Informatics 2020 on September 19, 2020  presenting “The Resolution Matrix for Visualizing Functional Network Connectivity” (see preprint below). For pre-recorded video of presentation, click image:

Accurately measuring optical aberrations is an important process for several eyecare tasks. Managing the individual variations found in human eyes plays a large role in properly defining these aberrations. A common method to measure optical aberrations uses sensors to locally

We consider a data-driven approach for the subdivision of an individual subject’s functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) scan into regions of interest, i.e., brain parcellation. The approach is based on a computational technique for calculating resolution from inverse problem theory,