Working Experience
Resume (updated Feb. 2012)Member of Technical Staff, Sharp Labs of America, 2000-2002
Assistant Professor, LDCSEE, WVU, 2003-2008
Associate Professor, LDCSEE, WVU, 2009-present
My Top 5 Cited Papers
New Edge-Directed InterpolationEdge-Directed Prediction
Sequential Error Concealment
Image Denoising
Image Demosaicing
Research Demo
Image restoration via low-rank methods
Image denoising via dictionary learning and structural clustering
Deterministic Annealing based image recovery
Collective sensing in the metric space
Projection-based image deblurring
Patch-based video processing
Backward adaptive video coding
Implicit Motion Representation
Image Demosaicing
Sequential Error concealment
New Edge Directed Interpolation
Super-resolution
Edge-directed halftoning
Nonideal iris recognition
Current Projects
Theory: Statistical NeurodynamicsAlgorithms: Nonlocal Image Proccessing and Sparsity-based Recognition
Applications: video surveillance, computational imaging and Biometrics
Professional Activities
IEEE Senior Member (since 2008)Associate Editor for IEEE TIP, 2010-2013
Member of IEEE IVMSP TC, 2011-2013
Favorite Links
Scientific American
Hunch (Machine Learning blog)
STAT Owl (Internet Usage Statistics)
The Scientist (research frontlines)
People's archive (great man's stories)
The MY HERO Project
TED (Ideas Worth Spreading)
Favorite Biographies
A Beautiful Mind Steve Jobs
The man who loves only numbers
Schrodinger: Life and Thought
Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!
Adventures of a Mathematician
Favorite Books
Theory of games and economic behavior
Eye, Brain and Vision
On Intelligence
Cybernetics
The Selfish Gene
The Future of the Brain
What is Life?
Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
The Life of the Cosmos
The Feynman Lectures on Physics
Favorite Video
The pleasure of finding things out
Stay hungry, stay foolish
The Character of Physical Law
Achieving Your Childhood Dreams
Jeff Hawkins on Brain Science
Favorite Quotes
"Nature is not economical of structures but of principles.''
- Abdus Salam
"If nature were not beautiful, it would not be worth knowing, and if nature were not worth knowing, life would not be worth living." - Henri Poincaré
Teaching
CpE271: Introduction to Logic DesignEE465: Intro. to Digital Image Proc.
EE467: Intro. to Digital Speech Proc.
EE565: Advanced Image Processing
EE569: Digital Video Processing
EE591U: Wavelets and Filter Banks
Best of the Web Resources
Recent PhD Graduates
Congxia Dai'2007 (now with Qualcomm)Yunfei Zheng'2008 (now with Apple)
Ayman Abaza'2008 (now with WVHTC)
Bits of Wisdom
Songwu Lu's page On Research
Silvia Miksch's page on Research Tips
Richard Hamming You and Your Research
Bai Lu's Blog on scientific research
Stanford EE If I were starting over
Bogus progress in research
Ten Reasons against Conference Papers
Stop the numbers game
How to become a highly-cited author
Research Funding: Less Should be More
Collected Research Tips
Nature Mentoring Tips
Research Tools
Science
The role of models Bayesian Thoughts
25 most-cited statistical papers
10 Classics from Cognitive Science
Top Ten Papers in Biological Sciences
Science's Top 10 Experiments
Top 100 works in cognitive science
Contact
Mail: Lane Department of CSEE
West Virginia University, PO Box 6109
Morgantown, WV 26506
Phone: (304)293-9125
Email: xin.li@ieee.org
PhD Students Recruiting for Spring 2013: Self-motivated students with strong mathematical and programming skills are encouraged to apply!
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