
Thomas Baudier developed an interoperability demo for the deepinv/deepinv repository, connecting the Spyrit and DeepInverse libraries to illustrate single-pixel imaging workflows using linear models. He implemented a self-contained Python script that loads example images, applies image processing transformations, and demonstrates reconstruction methods across multiple algorithms. The demo serves as a reproducible, end-to-end example for users evaluating pixel-imaging pipelines, streamlining onboarding and experimentation. Thomas integrated Spyrit as an optional dependency, improved code quality through linting and configuration updates, and collaborated with co-authors to ensure maintainability. His work reflects depth in Python scripting, image processing, and machine learning within research-oriented codebases.
Month: 2025-11 — Delivered a focused interoperability demo that connects Spyrit with DeepInverse to illustrate single-pixel imaging workflows using linear models. Implemented a self-contained demo script that loads an example image, applies transformations, and demonstrates reconstruction methods across multiple algorithms. This work enhances onboarding and evaluation for users exploring pixel-imaging pipelines by providing a reproducible, end-to-end example. The changes include an optional Spyrit dependency, code linting improvements, and updates to the external-libraries demo, with collaboration across authors. The commit c12019a6f86043f2418a1c46d26cac71ee95cb2a records the core changes; co-authored-by contributions from Jérémy Scanvic and Thibaut Modrzyk are reflected in the commit history.
Month: 2025-11 — Delivered a focused interoperability demo that connects Spyrit with DeepInverse to illustrate single-pixel imaging workflows using linear models. Implemented a self-contained demo script that loads an example image, applies transformations, and demonstrates reconstruction methods across multiple algorithms. This work enhances onboarding and evaluation for users exploring pixel-imaging pipelines by providing a reproducible, end-to-end example. The changes include an optional Spyrit dependency, code linting improvements, and updates to the external-libraries demo, with collaboration across authors. The commit c12019a6f86043f2418a1c46d26cac71ee95cb2a records the core changes; co-authored-by contributions from Jérémy Scanvic and Thibaut Modrzyk are reflected in the commit history.

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