Aswin Sankaranarayanan
Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
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My research deals with understanding the interaction of light with materials, devising theories and imaging architectures to capture these interactions, and finally developing a deeper understanding of the world around us based on these interactions. While these interactions involve very high-dimensional signals, there are underlying structures that enable them to be modeled parsimoniously using low-dimensional models. My research identifies low-dimensional models for high-dimensional visual signals using both physics-based and learning-based formulates, and develop imaging architectures and algorithms that exploit these low-dimensional models for efficient sensing and inference.
Research
Keywords
- Role of signal models in breaking traditional sensing and processing limitations
- Co-design of optics/imaging and processing for novel sensor design
- Use of non-linear signal models for efficient sensing and processing of high-dimensional data
- Compressed sensing and image processing
- Big data
- Computer vision
- Electro-optics
- Sensors
- Signal processing