Master's theses and Doctoral dissertations

Here are some of the master's thesis and doctoral dissertations in AI written by CAIAC members.

Each year, the best of them are awarded by CAIAC a best dissertation or best masters thesis award.

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Wu Yifan 2016 Online Learning under Partial Feedback Master's thesis University of Alberta
Yancheva Maria 2016 Automatic Assessment of Information Content in Speech for Detection of Dementia of the Alzheimer Type Master's thesis University of Toronto
Barnabé-Lortie Vincent 2015 Active Learning for One-Class Classification Master's thesis University of Ottawa
Lu Tyler 2015 Group Decision Making with Partial Preferences Doctoral dissertation University of Toronto
Ravanbakhsh Siamak (Mohsen) 2015 Message Passing and Combinatorial Optimization Doctoral dissertation University of Alberta
Routley Kurt 2015 A Markov Game Model for Valuing Player Actions in Ice Hockey Master's thesis Simon Fraser University
Brika Ange-Boris 2014 Data Mining avec Weka Master's thesis Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal
Hamilton William 2014 Compressed Predictive State Representation: An Efficient Moment-Method for Sequence Prediction and Sequential Decision-Making Master's thesis McGill University
Kazantseva Anna 2014 Topical Structure in Long Informal Documents Doctoral dissertation University of Ottawa
Milani Fard Mahdi 2014 Regularized Reinforcement Learning with Performance Guarantees Doctoral dissertation McGill University

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