Re: Gsoc 2014 Project Idea

[fgnievinski]

rahulanand wrote
> Hello,My name is Rahul Anand and I am a third year undergraduate at
> the IIIT Hyderabad .I was going through the projects listed on ideas page
> and i found the project of improvement to N Dimensional image processing.
> I have good knowledge and experience in C,C++ and Matlab.
> 
> As a starting point i have already installed and set up octave on my
> system.
> Currently i am learning more about N Dimensional image and one thing which
> came up frequently is n-Sift i.e Sift features for N Dimensional Image and
> this has huge implications for the Medical Image Classification.
> Link to paper http://www.cs.sfu.ca/~hamarneh/ecopy/isbi2007b.pdf.
> 
> I also have been looking at how output of octave and matlab differ or are
> similar for  same functions in case of N Dimensional image.
> 
> Can you guide me further with my idea ?
> Thank you for your time,
> 
> -- 
> Rahul Anand Sharma,
> CSD,
> IIIT Hyderabad

Dear Rahul, 

Great to hear from you. It's always good to have new contributors. 

Please read carefully this section: 
<http://wiki.octave.org/GSoC_Project_Ideas#Steps_Toward_a_Successful_Application>
to find out what is expected from GSoC applicants. 

It's good that you already have some experience in C++ and the Octave/Matlab
scripting language. 

You mentioned interest in "N-Dimensional image processing":
<http://wiki.octave.org/GSoC_Project_Ideas#Improvements_to_N-dimensional_image_processing>
Please let us know if you have more specific questions about it. 

Meanwhile, it's recommended you try one of the very short projects available
at: 
<http://wiki.octave.org/Short_projects>

After that, you could demonstrate your debugging skills tackling a less
trivial bug:
<http:savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=octave>

Please don't hesitate to ask for help, here or on the IRC: 
<http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=octave>

Best regards, 
-Felipe.



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