If you haven’t read the last post in the series, please read it here: The R, G, and B in an Image. Let’s see how we increase/decrease the brightness or contrast of an image and some other transfor...

If you haven’t read the last post in the series, please read it here: Introduction to Digital Image Processing in Python. A typical color image consists of three color channels: red, green and blu...

If you haven’t read the first post in the series, read it here: Lessons on Digital Image Processing. In this second part, let’s write some actual code. We will be writing all our code in Python. ...

Step-by-step, year-by-year, the world is improving. Not on every single measure every single year, but as a rule. Though the world faces huge challenges, we have made tremendous progress. This is t...

This is the first one of a series of posts I am planning to write about image processing. I intend this post for students who are new to the concepts of image processing. The code snippets, if ther...

Tower of Hanoi is a recurrent mathematical problem. In recurrence, the solution to each problem depends on the solutions to smaller instances of the same problem. I’d solved this problem a few yea...

Second part of the summary of the keynote, The Art of Simplicity, by Dr. Venkat Subramaniam (Agile Kerala 2013). Read the first part here. Most of the time, we never realize why some concepts are ...

Keynote summary of Dr. Venkat Subramaniam at Agile India 2013: Art of Simplicity Simplicity.. Being simple is always distraction-free. One example that we see and use in our day to day life is Goo...

A summary of Pair Programming video, by Neal Ford (Agile Engineering Practices) Pair programming is a controversial agile development practice. It involves two programmers working on a pairing sta...