.: About Me

Hi, my name is Fu-Chung Huang, currently 3rd year Ph.D student at Dept of EECS, UC Berkeley. I did my undergraduate at National Taiwan University and a MBA degree at the same university.

I'm doing research in computer graphics, and I've done projects in mesh simplification, facial animaiton, real-time rendering, and computational photography. My advisor is Brian Barsky, and my current research topics are images precorrection using super-resolution technique.

Here is my CV

My office is 547 Soda Hall, UC Berkeley, CA, 94720, USA.

You can also reach me via email jonash-at-eecs.berkeley.edu

 

.: Publication

Referred Papers

"Sparsely Precomputing the Light Transport Matrix for Real-Time Rendering",
Fu-Chung Huang and Ravi Ramamoorthi, EGSR 2010, Saarbrücken, Germany

"Moving Gradients: A Path-Based Method for Plausible Image Interpolation",
Dhruv Mahajan, Fu-Chung Huang, Wojciech Matusik, Ravi Ramamoorthi, and Peter Belhumeur, SIGGRAPH 2009, New Orlean, USA

"Progressive Deforming Meshes based on Deformation Oriented Decimation and Dynamic Connectivity Updating",
Fu-Chung Huang, Bing-Yu Chen, and Yung-Yu Chuang, SCA 2006, Vienna, Austria

 

Short Papers

"Animating Lips-Sync Speech Faces with Compact Key-Shapes",
SIGGRAPH 2008 Poster Program, LA, USA

"Progressive Deforming Mesh based on Deformation Oriented Decimation",
SIGGRAPH 2006 Poster Program, Boston, USA