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Petras Istvan
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Curriculum Vitae
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Personals
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Name: |
István Petrás (male) |
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Nationality: |
Hungarian |
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Date of Birth: |
4th September, 1973 |
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Home Address: |
5700 Gyula,
Nagyvaradi út 33, Hungary |
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Mailing Address: |
István Petrás, MTA-SZTAKI
1111 Budapest, Kende u. 13-17
Hungary
E-mail:  |
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Employment |
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2007 –
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Distributed Event Analisys
group, Computer
and
Automation Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
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2005 –
2006
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Pázmány
Péter Catholic University
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1998 – 2006 |
Analogical and Neural Computing
Laboratory, Computer
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Automation Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Advisor: prof.
Tamás Roska. |
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2000 - 2001 |
Nonlinear Research Laboratory,
University of
California, Berkeley.
Working as visiting scholar in the
Nonlinear Research
Laboratory led
by Prof. Leon O. Chua, researching spatiotemporal chaotic pattern
generation and analysis, developing ultra high-speed image processing
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1998 - 2000 |
Analogical and Neural Computing
Laboratory, Computer
and Automation Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Working as Research Assistant in the
Analogical and
Neural Computing
Laboratory led by Prof. Tamás Roska, developing CNN algorithms
and CNN
simulator
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Education |
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2005 |
Received his Ph.D. with summa cum laude. |
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2001-2004 |
Ph.D. student, Neuromorphic Information
Technology,
Interdisciplinary Graduate Program, Analogical and Neural Computing
Laboratory, Computer and Automation Institute, Hungarian Academy of
Sciences
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2002 |
From May 2002 to June 2002 worked in
the SISTA-COSIC
laboratory,
Department of Electrical Engineering, Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven,
Belgium. |
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2000-2001 |
Visiting scholar in the Nonlinear
Research Laboratory, University of
California,
Berkeley |
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1998-2000 |
Ph.D. student, Neuromorphic Information
Technology,
Interdisciplinary Graduate Program, Analogical and Neural Computing
Laboratory, Computer and Automation Institute, Hungarian Academy of
Sciences |
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1994-1998 |
University
of Veszprém, Faculty
of Engineering
M.Sc. degree in Computer Science. Title
of diploma
work: CNN Simulator
in Xwindow environment – Phenomenological CNN models of some
somatosensory effects
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1991-1994 |
Bánki
Donát Polytechnic
B.Sc. degree in Computer Science. Title
of diploma
work: Handwritten number recognition by neural net-work
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Prizes |
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2005 |
Institute Prize of Computer and Automation Institute,
Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
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2004 |
Institute Prize of Computer and Automation Institute,
Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
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2004 |
Publication Prize of Computer and Automation Institute,
Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
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2000 |
Institute Prize of Computer and Automation Institute,
Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
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Scholarships |
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2002 – 2005
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Young Researcher’s Scholarship of Hungary |
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1997 – 1998
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Scholarship of the Hungarian Republic for Students,
University of
Veszprém |
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1996 – 1997 |
University Scholarship, Univ. of Veszprém |
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Projects |
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2000 – 2002 |
Dynamic image Coding and Processing
with Tera-Speed CNN
Visual Microprocessor (DICTAM), ESPIRIT. Duration: Jan, 2000. – Dec,
2002., No.: N68171-97-C-9038 |
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2001 – 2004 |
Sensing Computers and Telepresence
(TELESENSE)
2/035
NKFP 2001. Duration: 2001-2004 |
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2003 – 2006 |
Life like Object detection for
Collision avoidance
Using
Spatiotemporal image processing (LOCUST) IST 2001-38097, 2003 |
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Research Areas |
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- Statistical model building
- Event detection
- Bayes methods
- Video analysis
- Chaotic signal analisys
- Nonlinear wave based computing for image
processing.
- Ultra high-speed image processing algorithms.
- High-speed motion analysis.
- Analysis of spatiotemporal chaotic patterns
and waves.
- Mobile robotics, UAV, UGV.
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Languages |
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Hungarian (mother tongue), English (fluent),
German (basic level)
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