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Armorhtk/README.md

Hi there 👋

  • 🤗 Hello! I am Tingkai Hu. Nice to meet you!
  • 👨‍💻‍ I’m currently doing my Ph.D. in Computer Science at Southwest University, working at the intersection of deep learning and mmWave radar signal processing.
  • 📊 My research focuses on SAR image reconstruction with generative models, mmWave radar perception, and optimization & inverse problems. I use Python/C/C++/Shell/LaTeX and JAX/TensorFlow/PyTorch.
  • 👯 I’m looking to collaborate on Radar or ML research and algorithm competitions.
  • 📧 How to reach me: htkstudy@163.com
  • 📣 Our lab is recruiting M.S and Ph.D. students. If you would like to apply, feel free to reach out with your CV!
  • ✨ 成人不自在，自在不成人

Python PyTorch TensorFlow JAX C++

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  1. awesome-mmwave-radar-perception awesome-mmwave-radar-perception Public

    A curated list of awesome papers, datasets, and resources for millimeter-wave (mmWave) radar perception, with a focus on deep learning methods.

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  2. mmUSAR mmUSAR Public

    Unsupervised SAR Imaging Framework

    Jupyter Notebook 10

  3. pi-zotero-assistant pi-zotero-assistant Public

    A pi coding agent package for Zotero — search your library, download paper PDFs through your real browser with institutional access, and attach or analyze them via MCP tools.

    Python