10.4 - Acknowledgements

From the official description of 10.. videos:

Goodbye!

As a parting message, we prepared an extra Module (yes, a "bonus feature", just like in DVDs!) with the following purposes:

give you some pointers if you want to learn more about signal processing
show you some of the cool research topics in signal processing that are currently being pursued in our lab
show you how signal processing translates to the real world by introducing several startups founded by current and former members of our lab

Module 10.4, acknowledgements.
This is the time to thank all the people

involved in producing this class.
And there is a large number of people as

we will see.
So, the operation of the class was led by

Pedro Pinto and Juri Ranieri And you have
met probably Juri Ranieri on the forum at

multiple times.
All the materials that was shown was

reviewed by people in the lab.
Jay Unnikrishnan who is a post-doc, and

undergrad students Youssef, Taher and
Solene went through the material before

it was put online.
So they are thanked for having caught a

lot of bugs that were corrected and a few
bugs that were still living there.

The recording and editing was done by
Jeremy Rieder and Tao Lee.

Very important to get the quality levels
that you have seen.

A lot of hard work and sometimes
thankless work.

Don't thank you very much.
The numerical examples that were put

online were doing by Andrea Ridolfi and
Lionel Coulot, and I hope you enjoyed

them if you tried them, of course.
The homework sets took a lot of effort

and I know they will also created lot of
effort on your side and we see here whole

list of peoples have contributed
homework.

So Juri, Yann, Ivan, Zhoe, Reza, Feng,
Mihailo, Mitra, Dirk, Andreas, Alireza,

Marta and Zichong, thank you very much.
It is a very challenging task to make

homework that's actually for the
interactive platforms that we are using.

Much more so than doing homework for a
class on campus.

And so we also learn around a way how to
try to do it correctly and we thank the

audience for having been patient with us
on this.

And again, thank you very much for the
members of the lab for having produced

these homework sets.
Last but not least, Jacqueline Aeberhard,

who is the administrative assistant of
the lab, has made everything smooth and

working and she thanked very much here by
everybody in the team.

And last, but not least, I would like to
thank Ecole Polytechnic FĂŠdĂŠrale de

Lausanne for having provided some funding
to be able to run this class.

Thank you very much.