Author Archives: Frida Heskebeck
Feeling down?
We all feel down occasionally. Sometimes there is a reason, and sometimes there is not. For me, it is often in the evenings when I’m about to go to bed that everything comes crashing down. I have recently figured out how to get my spirits up again: Nice videos to distract myself. Here are myContinue reading “Feeling down?”
Sunsets
Planning for a Licentiate degree
A common thing to do at the department of Automatic control, where I work, is to write a Licentiate thesis halfway through the Ph.D. The Licentiate degree is an academic degree used as a “declaration of future research in the Ph.D.“. I plan to present in about a year, but the planning starts now. ItContinue reading “Planning for a Licentiate degree”
DIY – Discgolfväska – Discgolf bag
I have made a bag for my discgolf discs. It has one big compartment for cloths and water bottle and an outer compartment for the discs. It can be carried as a backpack or a sholder bag. This post is in swedish because I know all sewing words in swedish. But if you want theContinue reading “DIY – Discgolfväska – Discgolf bag”
Matrix Theory
Some colleagues and I take the course Matrix Theory this semester. I will learn a lot, but it will take some hard work. Though I’m still not sure I can trust the book yet, it calls me a liar….
Mathematics for Machine Learning
Few books that I read give me the feeling that they are written for me, but the book Mathematics for Machine Learning does. The book’s authors start from the basics and present advanced mathematical concepts in an understandable way. If you ever want to get “under the hood” of machine learning, I suggest you start here.
Cloud Course
During the spring, I took a course in Cloud computing. The idea is to use cloud computing with BCI systems to make them faster and mobile. The overall concept of a cloud is that the service should more or less always be available. Availability means, among other things, that the service needs to scale accordingContinue reading “Cloud Course”
Bees
My parents keep bees in their garden. The bees are adorable. The last time I visited, it was hot, and the bees were drinking water from my parents’ pond. Here are some bee-related videos I have recorded.
vBCI – reflections
I visited my first conference this spring. I presented a poster (abstract and video) for an adaptive approach to the calibration of BCI systems. I was very nervous before it started, but it was great – so much inspiration and new ideas. Some thoughts that I bring to the next conference I visit: Don’t be afraid toContinue reading “vBCI – reflections”
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