Welcome to Pici's homepage

Olvasható magyarul is.

A few words about myself: As my identity card states, my name is Gábor Pécsy, but my friends call me "Pici" (it means "Tiny" or something like that in Hungarian). I study in computer science at the Eötvös Lórand University as a PhD student. I got my MSc. in comp. sci. in 1998. My research area is object oriented modelling tools in distributed systems. I live in Budapest.

Work:

• I wrote my final theses about genetic algorithms and their application in image processing.
• Yes, as you can see, I'm pretty interested in image processing. During the last year we (Slice and me) work a lot on Point Set Motion (PSM) algorithms. We implemented two of them (one by Rangarajan and one by Hwang).
• Hungarian translation of the article  the I studied for the Seminar on Formal Semantics. The title of it is Formalising Object-Oriented Models in the Object Calculus. The authors are J. C. Bicarregui, K. C. Lano and T. S. E. Maibaum
• Our final theses at the end of the third year: Reconstruction of a 3D structure from its planar slices.
• At Nokia, I'm in the protocoll developement group. We develop the WAP (Wireless Application Protocoll) stack.

One of my favourit languages is Ada.

• The characteristics of the language: ADA-83 (Sorry, it's Hungarian)
• I started to translate into Hungarian the 9th chapter of the Ada 95 Reference Manual. It's not completed yet so it's partly in English and partly in Hungarian. It's also full of links to nowhere, because I simply cut-and-pasted it here from the whole Reference Manual. Sorry :-(.
• Actually I teach Ada for the students in the second year.

Hobbies:

In my sparetime I like to read books, play rolepalying games and drink beer (:-)).  On the top of that, I like listening to music of any kind (classical and pop too). My favorites are the musicals of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Uh, I almost forget my computer, it's one of  my hobbies too. Sometime, I will surely have much free time, and I will write a longer introduction (promise!).

Till then, some text to read (unfortunately in Hungarian):

• At first, the best page all over the World Wide Web, the programers' homepage.
• Documents in WinWord-format for AD&D, compressed by ARJ. You can find in the file the Ruby Codex, which is a weak translation of the PHB, the DMG, the Monsters Compendium, some additions for magic users, and the descriptions of the priests' spells.
• ASCII text files for AD&D, compressed by ARJ. It contains some optional rules and modifications, especially for the magic-system. Cheer up! Some of them are writen in English.
• Hungarian translation of Earthdawn Wizards' spells if you prefer this system. The file is an ASCII text-file with Hungarian charaters, compressed by ARJ.
• I couldn't have missed it. The homepage of Valhalla Páholy about the RPG's.
• And the M.A.G.U.S page , where you can find anything about the system.
• Oh, yes, recently I spent my time on translating the 9th section of the Ada 95 Reference Manual. The translation is raw but it's just the 0.01 version :). Well, the pages are full of links to nowhere, because I simply copied them from the whole Manual here.