Cyprien Plateau–Holleville

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PhD Candidate in Computer Graphics at XLIM Limoges

Cyprien Plateau--Holleville

I'm a French PhD candidate in Computer Graphics at XLIM in Limoges working on molecular visualization. I'm interested in various topics in computer graphics such as rendering or computational geometry. I also do have lots of interest in performance, GPU programming and software design. Before that, I studied computer graphics and computer vision at the UTBM.

Publications

Efficient GPU computation of large protein Solvent-Excluded Surface

Cyprien Plateau-Holleville; Maxime Maria; Stéphane Mérillou; Matthieu Montes

2024 IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics

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UDock2: Interactive real-time multi-body protein-protein docking software

Cyprien Plateau-Holleville; Simon Guionnière; Benjamin Boyer; Brian Jiménez-Garcia; Guillaume Levieux; Stéphane Mérillou; Maxime Maria; Matthieu Montes

2023 Bioinformatics

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Class-aware data augmentation by GAN specialisation to improve endoscopic images classification

Cyprien Plateau-Holleville; Yannick Benezeth

2022 IEEE-EMBS International Conference on Biomedical and Health Informatics (BHI)

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French vital records data gathering and analysis through image processing and machine learning algorithms

Cyprien Plateau-Holleville^*; Enzo Bonnot^*; Franck Gechter; Laurent Heyberger

2021 Journal of Data Mining & Digital Humanities

^*Both authors contributed the same to this work.

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Projects

Launcher of Particle

Path-Tracing engine mainly planned to test high quality rendering algorithms based on Vazteran. It can currently render meshes with a customizable material based on Disney BSDF with environment map MIS. The current goal is to clean up the API to allow more configuration.

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Vazteran

Vulkan library for learning purposes. Its main goal is to offer a base interface for my personal projects in computer graphics. Currently, it allows an interesting ease of use (thanks to the abstraction layer and the render graph) which is tested through the development of my pathtracer.

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Shadertoy

I'm using Shadertoy a lot to implement papers and test methods. I also participated to the Shadertoy contest of the French Computer Graphics association (AFIG) between 2021 and 2023. My last entry has been awarded with the first prize while both 2021 and 2022 entries won the second prizes.

Toriversaire (2023) Cannelés (2022) JellyFish (2021)

Mirage

An image processing library for learning purpose in C++17. This project supported my studies in computer vision and I don't currently plan to add more features.

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