Eliezer Bernart

@eliezerbernart

Ph.D. Student at - Alumni - Image Processing and Computer Vision - I'm Not a Number - 合気道

Porto Alegre - RS - Brazil
Joined August 2009
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    23 Dec 2015

    Not a Number is not equal to another Not a Number: >> NaN == NaN ans = 0

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  2. Retweeted
    Mar 30

    Meeting with old and new lab colleagues at on ! With

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  3. 1 Dec 2019

    And most important, I've no words to say how happy I was for the opportunity of working with the authors of the articles I reviewed and interacted during "Computers and Art" and "Computer Science and Sports" issues. You're amazing!

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  4. 1 Dec 2019

    I want to leave a thank you to my Feature Editor colleagues who shared their expertise in a variety of fields in the 12 issues we worked together. A special thanks to the former Editor-in-Chief and the current ones / for their dedication and support.

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  5. 1 Dec 2019

    Today ends my cycle as a Feature Editor at . It was a unique experience that allowed me to learn and grow a lot as a student, researcher, and editor. I remain for the many years yet to come, as always, as a reader and enthusiast of the fantastic work this team is doing.

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  6. 3 Nov 2019

    For how long will Academia disrespect grad students' personal lives? For how long will I've to reply Sunday messages to my advisor saying that I'm working on it? How do we expect to have better researchers working like that?

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  7. 15 Oct 2019

    Today is yet another one of the days when there are only clouds in the sky. No hope, no light. Time to ask my self if all of this is what I deserve and if resisting still is worth it. (5/5)

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  8. 15 Oct 2019

    It's hard to figure out what I did right or wrong on this road. If giving up was an option, and I had enough courage in doing so, I would already have dropped it. Academia, Ph.D., research, what else? (4/5)

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  9. 15 Oct 2019

    I do feel accomplished for some of the things I did outside academia (like being a Professor for 6 months, investing in things outside the lab, the magazine). (3/5)

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  10. 15 Oct 2019

    After almost 4-years, everything I tried smacked into a wall and felt pretty much like a waste of time. No conferences, no articles, my Ph.D. research barely existed. (2/5)

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  11. 15 Oct 2019

    Looking at the newest results from his algorithm, the grad student realizes that doesn't matter what he tries. It will never be better than the baseline. (1/5)

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  12. 28 Sep 2019

    When you finish a PhD in computer science, they take you to a special room and explain that you must never use recursion in real life. Its only purpose is to make programming hard for undergrads. 😂

    When you finish a PhD in computer science, they take you to a special room and explain that you must never use recursion in real life. Its only purpose is to make programming hard for undergrads. 😂
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  13. Retweeted
    20 Aug 2019

    False color maps are used in diverse applications from medical imaging to . Check out Turbo, a new colormap that capitalizes on the advantages of rainbow maps while solving shortcomings, such as false detail, banding, and color blindness ambiguity.

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  14. 13 Aug 2019

    I know has no plan of releasing a Linux native app, but gosh, I never thought I could find such fantastic application for note-taking and personal management. It's all I ever wanted.

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    2 Aug 2019

    Looking to expand your summer reading? Checkout our current ACM XRDS issue on CS + Sports! Become familiar with how computing has changed the way sports is played, measured, and watched. Props to and for leading this issue

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    15 Jul 2019

    Computer scientists are helping to shape the future of sports as a platform for entertainment, competition, education, and well-being. Are you one of them? Check out our newest issue on Computer Science and Sports online at this link: 🏀🤖🏃‍♀️🎮📈

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  17. 11 Jul 2019

    Well, don't forget to read our INIT article: "Computer Science and Sports: The digital evolution of physical competition". Enjoy the run! ⚽️🏈⚾️

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  18. 11 Jul 2019

    This Summer, is featuring the theme of Computer Science and Sports! I had the unique opportunity to work up with inviting a team of incredible authors to discuss and present their researches on the subject! cc/ URL:

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  19. 31 May 2019

    Yesterday I had the opportunity to talk about Machine Learning to Medical Physics students from . A special thank you to @xaissaravier and the organizing committee! It was a great pleasure to share some of my experience with you all! Thank you for the invitation 😃

    On top, Eliezer is standing in front of a big screen presenting a lecture and in the bottom, Eliezer is receiving a souvenir from one of his students.
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  20. 10 Mar 2019

    Security and privacy in tech are a high priority research/industrial/personal problem that needs to be tackled. (5/5)

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  21. 10 Mar 2019

    Imagine how complicated it is for a non-CS person to put her/his head around a password leaked used for several websites over the years. The potential backfire of such event is insane. (4/5)

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