Veena B. MendirattaBell Labs, Network Performance and Reliability Department at Alcatel-Lucent, Naperville, Illinois Date: April 27, 2012 Time: 11am – 12pmPlace: ITEB 336Talk Title: Applying SNA Techniques to Telecom Subscriber Calling Data Abstract Subscriber churn in telecommunication networks is a major problem and cost for service providers. Given the large number of subscribers involved – […]
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CSE Colloquium: Ahmed Al-Kattan
Evolutionary Computation: Theory and Practice – A Commercial Perspective Ahmed Al-Kattan, Um Al-Qura University 11am April 17, 2015 in ITEB 336 In this talk I will cover some real-world applications of Evolutionary Computation (EC). My talk will mainly include two main projects that I am working on for the past few years: 1- I will talk […]
CSE Colloquium: Wenlong Zhang
A wireless human motion monitoring system: from mechatronics to rehabilitation Wenlong Zhang, UC Berkeley 1pm Friday, Nov 21, 2014 in ITEB 336 Our society is witnessing an unprecedent, enduring, and pervasive aging process. Aging not only contributes to integrative challenges to memory, balance, and mobility for healthy subjects, but also leads to degenerative conditions of the musculoskeletal […]
Colloquium with B. Gracy – VP of Pitney Bowes
CSE Colloquium with Bernie Gracy-VP of Pitney Bowes Join us on Thursday, November 6th from 4-5pm in ITE 336 for a seminar with Bernie Gracy, Pitney Bowes Vice President of Strategy and Digital Commerce Solutions. He will be visiting CSE from 3-6pm. Bernie is a UCONN CSE alumnus. He will give a talk spanning […]
Satyan Devadoss: Origami Folding and Evolutionary Trees
Origami Folding and Evolutionary Trees Satyan Devadoss 11am Saturday, Nov 1, 2014 Laurel Hall 101 In the past 25 years, origami has seen a tremendous explosion, in the arts, the sciences, and in technology. The mathematical theory of origami, in many ways, is at its infancy. There is a simple relationship between origami folds and […]
CSE Colloquium: Jon Bentley
Selecting Data for Experiments: Past, Present and Future Jon Bentley October 31, 2014 at 11am at the Dodd Research Center Auditorium (Storrs Campus) This talk describes three different kinds of data that algorithm designers use to test their implementations. Selecting input data for past problems typically involves scholarship to assemble existing data and ingenuity to […]
Special ECE/CSE Seminar: Subbarao Kambhampati
Challenges of Human-in-the-Loop Planning & Decision Support Subbarao Kambhampati Arizona State University October 21, 11am, ITEB 336 Abstract: Endowing an automated agent with the ability to “plan” — i.e., convert its high-level goals into an executable course of action — has been a long-standing quest in Artificial Intelligence. For much of the history of […]
Abhishek Jain – Computing on Private Data
Abhishek Jain Date: March 3, 2014 Time: 11-12amPlace: ITEB 336 Computing on Private Data Abstract Today, end users generate large volumes of private data, some of which may be stored on the cloud in an encrypted form. The need to perform computation on this data to extract meaningful information has become ubiquitous. The following fundamental […]
Barna Saha – Clean Data and Unlimited Resources: A Probabilistic Journey to a Fantasyland
Barna Saha Date: March 6, 2014 Time: 1 – 2pmPlace: ITEB 336 Clean Data and Unlimited Resources: A Probabilistic Journey to a Fantasyland Abstract Over the last decade, while the quantity of digital data skyrocketed, the quality of data remained far from perfect. Use of automated tools and fallible humans for data collection and integration, […]
Beyond experts and engineering: exploiting data for automated control
Martha WhitePh.D. candidateUniversity of Alberta Date: February 21, 2014 Time: 1pm – 2pmPlace: ITEB 336Talk Title: Beyond experts and engineering: exploiting data for automated control Abstract: There are many opportunities to automate real-world control problems, based on the increase of data capture and storage, coupled with recent advances in machine learning. For example, in control of wind […]