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PhD Theses

Simek, Kyle LouisView Profile. (The University of Arizona), “Branching Gaussian process models for computer vision” (2016)

June 2016
PhD Theses

Simek, Kyle LouisView Profile. (The University of Arizona), “Branching Gaussian process models for computer vision” (2016) Advisor: Jacobus Kobus Barnard

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Briggs, GordonView Profile. (Tufts University), “Toward Dialogue and Reasoning Mechanisms to Enable More Natural and Socially-Appropriate Task-Based Human-Robot Interactions” (2016)

June 2016
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Briggs, GordonView Profile. (Tufts University), “Toward Dialogue and Reasoning Mechanisms to Enable More Natural and Socially-Appropriate Task-Based Human-Robot Interactions” (2016) Advisor: Scheutz, Matthias Goldberg, Ariel

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Briggs, GordonView (Tufts University), “Toward Dialogue and Reasoning Mechanisms to Enable More Natural and Socially-Appropriate Task-Based Human-Robot Interactions” (2016)

May 2016
PhD Theses

Briggs, GordonView (Tufts University), “Toward Dialogue and Reasoning Mechanisms to Enable More Natural and Socially-Appropriate Task-Based Human-Robot Interactions” (2016), Advisor: Scheutz, Matthias; Goldberg, Ariel

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Alsaby, Faisal Abdullah, (The George Washington University), “Investigation and Development of a Novel Clustering Algorithm for Big Data Applications” (2016)

May 2016
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Alsaby, Faisal Abdullah, (The George Washington University), “Investigation and Development of a Novel Clustering Algorithm for Big Data Applications” (2016) Advisor: Berkovich, Simon Y.

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Xu, PingMei (Princeton University), “Understanding and predicting human visual attention” (2016)

April 2016
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Xu, PingMei (Princeton University), “Understanding and predicting human visual attention” (2016) Advisor: Kulkarni, Sanjeev ; Xiao, Jianxiong

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Liu, Yang, (Lehigh University), “Reliable and Efficient Transmission of Signals: Coding Design, Beamforming Optimization and Multi-Point Cooperation” (2016)

April 2016
PhD Theses

Liu, Yang, (Lehigh University), “Reliable and Efficient Transmission of Signals: Coding Design, Beamforming Optimization and Multi-Point Cooperation” (2016) Advisor: Li, Jing

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Chacko, Nikhil (University of California, Santa Barbara), “Spatio-Temporal Reconstruction Techniques for Optical Microscopy” (2015)

March 2016
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Chacko, Nikhil (University of California, Santa Barbara), “Spatio-Temporal Reconstruction Techniques for Optical Microscopy” (2015), Advisor: Michael Liebling

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Liu, Yang, (Lehigh University) “Reliable and Efficient Transmission of Signals: Coding Design, Beamforming Optimization and Multi-Point Cooperation”, (2016)

March 2016
PhD Theses

Liu, Yang, (Lehigh University) “Reliable and Efficient Transmission of Signals: Coding Design, Beamforming Optimization and Multi-Point Cooperation”, (2016), Advisor: Jing Li

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Vaish, Rajan, (University of California, Santa Cruz) “Mobilizing the Citizen Crowd” (2015)

February 2016
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Vaish, Rajan, (University of California, Santa Cruz) “Mobilizing the Citizen Crowd”,(2015), Advisor: James Davis

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Li, Hongjuan, (The George Washington University),” Privacy Preserving Friend Discoverym in Mobile Social Networks” (2016)

February 2016
PhD Theses

Li, Hongjuan, (The George Washington University),” Privacy Preserving Friend Discoverym in Mobile Social Networks” (2016), Advisor: Cheng, Xiuzhen

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