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Division of Labor - "The way Mr. Ford dreamed of..."
- SethE (aka ZeroFreq) - designed and maintained
The nPhaze Boys web site; wrote the edge/corner detection portion of the PCIRS;
worked until 5am to finish the poster; synthesized final report.
- Ben Graf (aka BPSK) - creative consultant on The
nPhaze Boys web site; designed and co-wrote the rotation portion of the
PCIRS; worked until 5am to finish the poster; constructed the Gigante TwoClubs;
wrote final report section; best Supporting Actor in the made-for-TV movie
"All I Want Is A Christmas Tree."
- Michael Victory (aka HD Abs) - creative
consultant on The nPhaze Boys web site; designed and co-wrote the rotation
portion of the PCIRS; worked until 5am to finish the poster; wrote final
report section; acted as programming liaison during final report
write-up; Chief Efficiency Officer (CEO) during project.
- Ray Wagner (aka DFT hardcore) - created and
maintained all card images (including library image, complete deck and
test images); photo airbrushing consultant; designed and wrote the correlation
portion of the PCIRS; worked until 5am to finish the poster; wrote final report
section.
Acknowledgements
We liked to thank the following individuals and
organizations for their support during the development of the PCIRS:
- Cauchy-Schwarz
- Cooley and Tukey
- richb and jrom
- Dr. Bill - Thanks for the camera usage.
- Caffeine - 'Nuff said
- Our families - We promise to call soon.
- The Power Suite - Definitively, the most exciting and energy-charged
suite on campus. It's all in the name.... SPAJ
- Laura B. - number one fan
- MATLAB
- Zippy E-Linux Solutions - Watch for our upcoming IPO. Jump on the bandwagon.
- forest, jungle and ural - Thanks for taking all of those massively
recursive for-loops.
- The BSB, nsync and the other wannabe boy bands - Keep tryin'
Here are a few pictures of our first attempt at card image creation. Leave it to Rice
engineers to over-complicate a situation. Anyway, here they are...
Mike concentrates on the task at hand.
Seth realized his group's utter stupidity as the idea of SCANNING the cards is brought up.
Ray.
Consulted Sources
- Gonzales, Rafael, and Richard E. Woods. Digital Image Processing. Addision-Wesley Publishing Company. New York: 1993.
- Jähne, Bernd. Practical Handbook on Image Processing for Scientific Application. CRC Press, New York: 1997.
- Pitas, Ioannis. Digital Image Processing Algorithms. Prentice Hall, New York: 1993.
- Russ, John C. The Image Processing Handbook, 2nd Edition. CRC Press, London: 1995.
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