Shinyoung Yi (이신영, 李神榮)

I am a PhD student at the Visual Computing Lab., part of the School of Computing at KAIST, where I work on computer graphics and vision. My PhD advisor is Min H. Kim.

I have n BS in Mathematical Science, Physics (dual major), and Computer Science (Minor) from KAIST.

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Research

I'm interested in computer graphics and vision. Especially, physically-based rendering and mathematical foundation of computer graphics.

Spin-Weighted Spherical Harmonics for Polarized Light Transport

A unified theory of spin-0 (scalar) and spin-2 spherical harmonics for a frequency domain analysis of polarized light transport.

Modeling Surround-aware Contrast for HDR Displays

An experiment and model for a surround-aware contrast sensitivity. The journal version of a previous work.

Differentiable Transient Rendering

The first differentiable transient rendering.

Modeling Surround-aware Contrast Sensitivity

An experiment and model for a surround-aware contrast sensitivity.

Compact Snapshot Hyperspectral Imaging with Diffracted Rotation

A compact single-shot hyperspectral imaging using a diffractive optical element (DoE). The DoE yields a spectrally-varying point spread function which provides a cue for compressive reconstruction.

Design and source code from Leonid Keselman's Jekyll fork of Jon Barron's website