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About: I am a PhD student in the Dynamic Graphics Project (DGP) at the University of Toronto advised by David Lindell, Kyros Kutulakos, and Aviad Levis. I am broadly interested in computer vision and graphics, with an emphasis on computational imaging and displays. I’m particularly excited about creating perception systems that offer a richer, more precise understanding of the world. Previously, I received my BA and MSE in CS from Princeton University where I was part of the Princeton Computational Imaging Lab led by Felix Heide. Contact: vhchu[at]cs[dot]toronto[dot]edu |
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ACM Transactions on Graphics (Proc. SIGGRAPH Asia 2025) Introduces the Rayleigh Distance, a metric quantifying phase randomness, to generate artifact-resilient holograms in optimization-based methods, such as training real-time, artifact-resilient phase retrieval networks. |
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Advised by Praneeth Chakravarthula, Felix Heide Undergraduate Senior Thesis, 2023 (Outstanding Computer Science Senior Thesis Award) Novel method for full-color single-shot holography to reconstruct full-color holograms with a single phase pattern. Results are validated in both simulation and experiment. |
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