Profile
- Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Philosophy, Ph.D. (Mathematics), Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Former Senior Engineer, RCA Computer Development Department (United States) Professor Emeritus, Computer Science Department, Rochester Institute of Technology, Executive Researcher, Rochester Institute of Computer Technology
- IJCR editorial board member
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I majored in mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and received a bachelor's degree in 1962 and a doctoral degree in 1964. After teaching at MIT and Princeton University, I worked on compiler research in RCA's Computer Systems Division. Afterwards, I taught in the field of computer science at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, the University of Seton Hall, and the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). I have been engaged in educational and research activities for 25 years as a RIT professor in the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Imaging Science. I was also responsible for the master's program in the Department of RIT Computer Science and was responsible for subjects such as programming languages, computer theory, pattern identification, neural networks, and genetic algorithms.
For several years, I visited Kyoto every year to be in charge of short-term intensive courses at Kyoto Computer Gakuin, one of our group schools. I am very glad to have this great opportunity and to have met many good friends here again.
I have also been involved in many researches over the years and has served as a consultant for RCA, Dun & Bradstreet, Xerox, Kodak, Hewlett-Packard and the Census Bureau. At Kodak Research Institute, we conducted research on handwriting recognition (obtained two patents). I continue to be interested in mathematics, programming languages, image processing, genetic algorithms, etc., and participate in various associations.
I am proud to be a member of the faculty of this college. I would also like to extend a heartfelt welcome to all students as they take their first steps into this interesting, fascinating, and dynamic world of IT.IT continues to evolve at an unprecedented rate. The application range of IT is also expanding. IT professionals are valuable because they can integrate computers, software, and the Internet into a variety of organizations.
Study it, master it, and enjoy it!
Responsible Subject
- Theories of Data Mining
Business Performance
Publications
- "Cobordism Classes of Squares of Orientable Manifolds", Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society Vol. 70, No. 6, pp. 818 -819, 1964
- "Cobordism Classes of Squares of Orientable Manifolds", Annals of Mathematics Vol. 83, No. 1, pp. 47 -53, 1966
- "A Generalization of Baudet's Conjecture (Van der Waerden's Theorem)", American Mathematical Monthly Vol. 83, No. 5, pp. 359 -361, 1976
- "Another Proof of the Theorem on Pattern Reproduction in Tessellation Structures", Journal of Computer and System Sciences Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 394 -398, 1976
- "On the Formula pi = 2SUM arcot f [2k + 1]", The Fibonacci Quarterly Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 118, 1978.
- "Redundancy Techniques for Software Quality", Proceedings of the 1978 Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium, 1978
- “Fibonacene”, Fibonacci Numbers with Applications, Proceedings of the 1984 Conference of the Fibonacci Association, D. Reidel Publishing Company, 1985
- "Multidimensional golden means", Presented at the Fifth International Conference on Fibonacci Numbers and their Applications, Summer, 1992. Published in: Applications of Fibonacci Numbers Vol.5, G. Bergum, N. A. Philippou, A. F. Horodam, ed., Kluwer, pp.1-10, 1993
- "Fast Rendering", Computer Language, pp. 40 -48, 1993
- "Linear Pixel Shuffling for Image Processing, an Introduction", The Journal of Electronic Imaging, pp. 147 -154, 1993
- "Linear pixel shuffling applications", Proceedings of the 47 th Annular Conference of the Society for Imaging Science and Technology, p. 506 -508, 1994. Reprinted in Recent Progress in Digital Halftoning, Reiner Eschbach, ed., The Soc. for Imag. Sci. and Tech., 1995
- "An algebraic mask for halftone dithering", Proceedings of the 47 th Annular Conference of the Society for Imaging Science and Technology, p. 487 -489, 1994. Reprinted in Recent Progress in Digital Halftoning, Reiner Eschbach, ed., The Soc. for Imag. Sci. and Tech., 1995
- "Advances in Linear Pixel Shuffling", Proceedings of the 1994 International Conference on Fibonacci Numbers and their applications, 1994
- “Using the J Language for NN and GA Experiments”, in Proceedings of the International ICSC Symposium on Intelligent Industrial Automation (IIA'96) and Soft Computing (SOCO'96) , March 26-28, Reading,U.K., ICSC Academic Press, ISBN 3-906454-01-0, 1996
- “Training Wheels for Encoder Networks”, in Proceedings of the International ICSC Symposium on Intelligent Industrial Automation (IIA'96) and Soft Computing (SOCO'96) , March 26-28, Reading,U.K., ICSC Academic Press, ISBN 3-906454-01-0, 1996
- "The Unit RBF Network: Experiments and Preliminary Results", Cybernetics and Systems, an International Journal, 2002
- "ordered greed", Proceedings of the ICSC Conference on Soft Computing (SOCO '99), Genoa, Italy, 1999
- "The Unit RBF Network: Experiments and Preliminary Results", Neural Computing 98, Vienna, 1998
- "Linear pixel shuffling error diffusion", Proceedings of the Imaging Science and Technology conference, PICS 2000, Portland, Oregon, 2000
- "The Unit RBF Network: Experiments and Preliminary Results", Cybernetics and Systems, an International Journal, 2002
- “A Genetic Algorithm Search for Improved Halftone Masks”, with Jonathan S. Arney, Samuel A. Inverso, Daniel R. Kunkle, Timothy M. Lebo, and Chadd Merrigan, in Artificial Neural Networks in Engineering (ANNIE) , 2003
- "Compressible Halftones", with Changmeng Liu, Proceedings of The SPIE/IS & T Symposium on Electronic Imaging, Santa Clara, CA, 2003