Tomáš Čelko
KSVI, Charles University, Prague. Malostranské nám. 25, 118 00 Praha 1, Czech republic
IEAP, Czech Technical University Husova 240/5 Praha 1, Czech Republic
Hello. I am Tomáš Čelko, doctoral student at the Department of Computer Science Education, Charles University in Prague. My research focuses primarily on two areas. The first one is application of machine-learning in the area of particle physics. My second area of interest is in high performance computing in detector physics. Besides the support of Charles University, I collaborate with my colleagues from the Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics, Czech Technical University.
Recently, I have developed a CUDA-based library for connected component analysis (also known as clustering) for Timepix3-like detectors, for more information, navigate to projects > Parallel clustering library.
This page lists a few results and projects that I participated in and some of my recent activities. Please note, that this page is still under construction.