An Idea Log
I finished reading the emotion machine at last today. I wrote a review of it on goodreads. You may kindly peruse the review here. The Emotion Machine: Commonsense Thinking, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of
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Recently we had an article about GELAB published in IEEE Access. This talks about all the fancy features of the toolbox as well as presents some results too. This is quite a bit of a
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Recently we tried to estimate how much time it may consume to run GELAB in Matlab. There is this strong notion that Matlab would be much slower than C++ or Java. And it is true
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Recently we worked together to analyse population diversity in a grammatical evolution environment. Our paper was published ina nice conference. You may want to have a look. Analysis of Diversity in Grammatical Evolution – IEEE
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I remember I wrote about spontaneity a few years back on this blog. I remember how I was thinking about it one day and eventually had my thoughts written down. You can read my article
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Recently I worked with a Masters student, who later became a good friend, on the idea of using computer vision techniques for bib number identification. The problem domain was marathon runners. He is fond of
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Recently a student of mine worked on automated workload forecasting in a call center. The idea was to match a caller or a client to the right person with the right skillset to sort out
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We did some work in the past to devise technical trading rules for Pakistan stock exchange. This time we did a similar type of work using genetic programming. I hope that you like our work.
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Recently a student of mine developed a system to predict stock prices of cryptocurrencies. His work has been published as a book chapter in Springer’s prestigious lecture notes on computer science. You might want to
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Blizzard was released recently. This was the start of the second verion of GELAB. A major highlight of Blizzard is that it is capable of doing hybrid optimization. Now we have a publication about the
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