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Qazi, Farhan Aslam (State University of New York at Buffalo) “Good code sets based on Piecewise Linear FM”, (2015)

April 2015

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Qazi, Farhan Aslam (State University of New York at Buffalo) “Good code sets based on Piecewise Linear FM”, (2015), Advisor: Fam, Adly T

Gopalan, Prem K (Princeton University) “Scalable inference of discrete data: User behavior, networks and genetic variation” (2015)

March 2015

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Gopalan, Prem K (Princeton University) “Scalable inference of discrete data: User behavior, networks and genetic variation” (2015) Advisor: Blei, David M.

Karl Nieman, (The University of Texas at Austin) "Space-Time-Frequency Methods for Interference-Limited Communication Systems", (2014)

March 2015

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Karl Nieman (The University of Texas at Austin) "Space-Time-Frequency Methods for Interference-Limited Communication Systems", (2014), Advisor: Brian Evans

Zhao, Xiaochuan, (University of California, Los Angeles) “Learning under Imperfections by Networked Agents” (2015)

February 2015

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Zhao, Xiaochuan, (University of California, Los Angeles) “Learning under Imperfections by Networked Agents” (2015) Advisor: Ali H. Sayed

Li, Kang (Northeastern University) “Video event recognition and prediction based on temporal structure analysis” (2015)

February 2015

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Li, Kang (Northeastern University) “Video event recognition and prediction based on temporal structure analysis”, Advisor: Fu, Yun

Oymak, SametView (California Institute of Technology) “Convex relaxation for low-dimensional representation: Phase transitions and limitations” (2015)

January 2015

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Oymak, SametView (California Institute of Technology) “Convex relaxation for low-dimensional representation: Phase transitions and limitations” (2015), Advisor: Hassibi, Babak

Abou-zeid, Hatem. Queen's University (Canada) “Predictive radio access networks for vehicular content delivery”(2014)

January 2015

PhD Theses

Abou-zeid, Hatem. Queen's University (Canada) “Predictive radio access networks for vehicular content delivery” (2014)

Bing Hu, (University of California, Riverside) “Mining Time Series Data: Moving from Toy Problems to Realistic Deployments” (2013)

December 2014

PhD Theses

Bing Hu, (University of California, Riverside) “Mining Time Series Data: Moving from Toy Problems to Realistic Deployments” (2013) Advisor: Eamonn Keogh

Yingying Zhu (University of California Riverside) “Towards Sparse Modeling of Multi-object Interactions in Video”

December 2014

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Yingying Zhu (University of California Riverside) “Towards Sparse Modeling of Multi-object Interactions in Video” Advisor: Amit K. Roy-Chowdhury

Le An, (University of California, Riverside) “Real-World Person Identification”(2014)

November 2014

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Le An, (University of California, Riverside) “Real-World Person Identification”(2014) Advisor: Bir Bhanu

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Gopalan, Prem K (Princeton University) “Scalable inference of discrete data: User behavior, networks and genetic variation” (2015)

Karl Nieman, (The University of Texas at Austin) "Space-Time-Frequency Methods for Interference-Limited Communication Systems", (2014)

Zhao, Xiaochuan, (University of California, Los Angeles) “Learning under Imperfections by Networked Agents” (2015)

Li, Kang (Northeastern University) “Video event recognition and prediction based on temporal structure analysis” (2015)

Oymak, SametView (California Institute of Technology) “Convex relaxation for low-dimensional representation: Phase transitions and limitations” (2015)

Abou-zeid, Hatem. Queen's University (Canada) “Predictive radio access networks for vehicular content delivery”(2014)

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