Bruno Olshausen (Preferred)
, Bruno A. Olshausen
Bruno Olshausen
University of California Berkeley
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****@berkeley.edu
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University of California Berkeley (berkeley.edu)
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UC Berkeley ( )
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Full Professor
UC Berkeley
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Ivana Tosic
****@ric.ricoh.com
2010 – 2011
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Richard Baraniuk
****@rice.edu
2007 – 2008
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Lars Linsen
****@jacobs-university.de
2003 – 2003
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Kenneth Joy
****@gmail.com
2003 – 2003
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Michael Lewicki
****@case.edu
1997 – 1997
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Essen david Van
****@wustl.edu
1995 – 1995
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vision, natural scene statistics, sparse coding
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