For my final project in Learning Machines, I forced a deep learning machine to watch every episode of The X-Files.
word.camera exhibition
This week, I've been exhibiting my ongoing project, word.camera, at IDFA DocLab in Amsterdam.
Run-length encoding algorithm
For our first assignment in Learning Machines, Patrick asked us to implement run-length encoding in Python.
artificial intelligence
For my current project in Temporary Expert, I have been experimenting with artificially intelligent voice interfaces in order to build an art piece with similar functionality to the Amazon Echo, but with unexpected properties.
Sound Camera, Part III
I completed the physical prototype of the sound camera inside the enclosure I specified in my prior post, the Kodak Brownie Model 2.
Sound Camera, Part II
Using JavaScript and Python Flask, I created a functional software prototype of the Sound Camera.
So it goes.
Kurt Vonnegut's complete works, analyzed for sentiment, visualized as interactive TF-IDF word clouds
Candidate Image Explorer
For this week's homework in Designing for Data Personalization with Sam Slover, I made progress on a project that I'm working on for Fusion as part of their 2016 US Presidential Election coverage.
Sound Camera
This week, I have been prototyping a script that chooses music based on photographs. Ideally, the end result will be a wearable camera / music player that selects tracks for you based on your environment.
Author Cameras
For my primary project in Project Development Studio with Stefani Bardin, I am planning to make 3-5 more physical word cameras.
Traveler’s Lamp, Part II
Last week, Joanna Wrzaszczyk and I completed the first version of our dynamic light sculpture, inspired by Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities and the Traveling Salesman Problem.
