Theses/Project Reports from 2021
MAP-GAN: Unsupervised Learning of Inverse Problems, Brandon S. Campanella
Node Classification on Relational Graphs Using Deep-RGCNs, Nagasai Chandra
Applying Facial Emotion Recognition to Usability Evaluations to Reduce Analysis Time, Gavin Kam Chao
Machine Learning Approaches to Historic Music Restoration, Quinn Coleman
A Study of Implementation Methodologies for Distributed Real Time Collaboration, Lauren A. Craft
LOTUS: A Web-Based Computational Tool for the Preliminary Investigation of a Novel MST Method Utilizing a Library of 16S rRNA Bacteroides OTUs, Ginger Dewitte
Automating Deep-Sea Video Annotation, Hanson Egbert
Emotion and Cognition Analysis of Intro and Senior CS Students in Software Engineering, Justin Evans
Take the Lead: Toward a Virtual Video Dance Partner, Ty Farris
Connected Vehicle Co-simulation for Autonomous Vehicles in Airsim Using Ns-3, Alexandra Garro
Modeling COVID-19 Spread Using an Agent-Based Network, Stephen Yh Hung
Using Pitch Tipping for Baseball Pitch Prediction, Brian Ishii
A Survey of Computer Graphics Facial Animation Methods: Comparing Traditional Approaches to Machine Learning Methods, Joseph A. Johnson
Brain Tumor Detection and Classification from MRI Images, Anjaneya Teja Sarma Kalvakolanu
Graph Theoretical Modelling of Electrical Distribution Grids, Iris Kohler
DependencyVis: Helping Developers Visualize Software Dependency Information, Nathan Lui
Solving Chromatic Number with Quantum Search and Quantum Counting, David Lutze
Optimizing a Virtual Human Platform for Depression/Suicide Ideation Identification for the American Soldier, Christina M. Monahan
Clustering Web Users by Mouse Movement to Detect Bots and Botnet Attacks, Justin L. Morgan
Analysis of the SLO Bay Microbiome from a Network Perspective, Lien Viet Nguyen
Real-Time Stylized Rendering for Large-Scale 3D Scenes, Jack Pietrok
Exploring Material Representations for Sparse Voxel DAGs, Steven Pineda
Leveraging Intermediate Artifacts to Improve Automated Trace Link Retrieval, Alberto D. Rodriguez
Assessing BEAR: Tool Usability for Wireless CTF, Donald S. Sanchez Jr.