Marwan Ait Addi-Russier

I'm a First year PhD candidate at LIRIS Laboratory in Lyon.

I am part of the TEATIME project. My work focuses on compressing and visualising n-dimensional heritage data, hoping to discover new ways to link and analyse. The Notre-Dame de Paris dataset is my main case study. (I also play the Trombone !)

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Research

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Technical report, produced during my research internship, describing the work done on Sunlight calculations. We used 3DTiles and ray tracing to detect sunlit faces of urban objects.

Dans cette étude, nous cherchons à utiliser des techniques modernes de science des données pour classifier les accidents de la route en France, afin d’identifier les facteurs de risque associés.

Tackling the problem of machine minimization through the perspective of vaccine scheduling. Both offline and

Miscelaneous projects

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Video game produced by a team of 15 students for our end of studies project. Puzzle game centered around a character that can remove and replace its limbs, as well as control them independantly.

Metroid Vania game developped during Crispim Junior Carlos Fernando's course. We used Unity and Flavien's event system. All assets are free of use and/or paid for.

VR Gardening game Proof of concept developped during our Virtual Reality courses. Very short deadline, using Unreal Engine and open assets.

Simple genetic algorithm using cross breeding and selection to create the optimal fighter against a slime (Turn based combat)

A ray tracer project following Guillaume Bouchar's course on ray tracing and path tracing. Written in C++ and compiled using CMake. Optimized for speed, it uses a BVH.

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