NOC Final: Binary We
For my Nature of Code: Intelligence and Learning final, I created a webpage with four weeks of my iMessage history with my partner sorted into binary trees.
Category: spring2017
Final Proposal: Binary We
For my final project for Nature of Code Intelligence and Learning, I am going to go back to my first project and use it to convey a data set.
Thesis Archive Draft
Name: Lisa Jamhoury
Thesis Title: Facing You
Thesis Question: What does an embodied experience on the internet look like? Is it possible to feel physically present in virtual space?
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KNN Animation
This week in NOC we are looking at classification and regression. I was interested in getting a better sense of how classification changes with K’s change. I also wondered if KNN could be used an an animation technique to make interesting graphics.
No Way.
Volumetric video in color *and* in real time *and* in the browser *and* over a network. My head’s exploding.
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Quick and Dirty Feedback
Here’s a quick and dirty video from the quick and dirty show.
This is just a clip of Aaron and I playing in the two different setups. So it gives a sense of what the project looks like right now.
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World Leader Evo Ecosystem
This week I turned the evolution ecosystem code into an evolutionary battle between current world leaders: Trump, Merkel, Trudeau, Putin, and of course, Kim Jung-un.
Development Updates!
It’s been a while since I’ve posted, but a lot has happened. So here’s a quick update, and I’ll post documentation from the Quick and Dirty after this.
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Binary Search Tree
For Nature of Code this week, I recreated the binary tree in three.js. Each time the program runs, it creates 50 randomly-sized spheres. They are sorted, sized and colored based on their value.
‘Facing You’ Diagrams
I drew up diagrams today for the installation I built for Refest. Working title “Facing You.” Although this doesn’t use 3D images yet, it does use both color feeds and skeleton data from two Kinectrons on the same canvas. I got a lot of good feedback when I ran this at Refest. People were really hesitant to touch each other in this virtual space, and I’d really like to continue to play with that.
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