Last updated 11-26-2007
To book a time slot, send an email message to the instructor with a brief description of your project proposal and a title.
12 minutes per presentation leaves only three minutes for discussion and for
the change of the speaker, which isn't much. 10-11 minutes for the presentation
would thus be ideal - 12 is the maximum. This all assumes that we have five
presentations per class.
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November 21 2007, 9:15-10:30 |
Title |
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Tarek El Dokor |
Real-time gesture recognition system |
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Chuan Huang |
GDP analysis using
SOM |
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Prathibha Ramaprasad |
Application of Principal Component Analysis and Backpropagation for Taste
Sensors |
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Fei Wu |
Digit Recognition Using Neural Networks |
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Prasun Mahanti |
Artificial Neural Networks for image topology
understanding |
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November 26 2007, 9:15-10:30 |
Title |
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Esteban Irigoyen |
Robust Control
System Design/Analysis using SOM |
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Liang Pao |
Stock prediction |
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Jaidev Khatri |
Santa Fe
Institute: Analysis of Time Series Predictions |
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Peter Knee |
Ion Channel Sensing |
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Sam Leshner |
Device property variation visualization using
Self-organizing maps |
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November 28 2007, 9:15-10:30 |
Title |
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Homework
5 solutions review |
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Balu Krishnan |
Modeling of Chaotic Oscillator using Recurrent Neural Network |
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Ben Cohen |
Self organizing
maps for color-space quantization |
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Abishek Kumar |
Neural equalizer |
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December 3 2007, 9:15-10:30 |
Title |
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Varsha B |
Using Neural Network to solve the Kakuro
puzzle |
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Rinkal Patel |
Training Neural Networks for latent variables given the
observed data by Variational Inference technique. |
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Shalin Mehta |
Segmentation & Recognition of the image containing alphanumeric
characters |
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Bharatan Konnanath |
Feature Detection and Location in Facial Images |
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Houssam Abbas |
Neural Networks with Memory |