About Me My name is Tianxiang Lin. I am currently a second-year MSR student at Carnegie Mellon University. I am advised by Prof. Michael Kaess in Robot Perception Lab (RPL) at the Robotics Institute.

During the invocation of a function represented by a lambda-expression (or a closure of a lambda-expression, as produced by function), new bindings are established for the variables that are the ...

TQC '21 The Quantum Union Bound made easy (pdf) R. O'Donnell, R. Venkateswaran *Author order randomized SOSA '22 Toward instance-optimal quantum state certification with independent measurements (pdf) ...

Selected Articles: Scientific Progress in Artificial Intelligence: History, Status, and Futures, E. Horvitz and T. Mitchell, in: Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Anne-Marie Mazza, and William Kearney (Eds.) ...

Overview Everyday, we observe an extraordinary array of light and color phenomena around us, ranging from the dazzling effects of the atmosphere, the complex appearances of surfaces and materials, and ...

Course Description This 12-unit course provides an introduction to many of the great ideas that have formed the foundation for the transformation of the life sciences into a fully-fledged ...

Variables A variable is a named value that references or stores a piece of data. # we put a value in a variable using an = sign x = 5 print (x) # x evaluates to 5 print (x*2) # evaluates to 10 Unlike ...