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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de Lasa Martin 2011 Feature-Based Control of Physics-Based Character Animation Doctoral dissertation University of Toronto
Jiang Albert Xin 2011 Representing and Reasoning with Large Games Doctoral dissertation University Of British Columbia
Lesmana Martin 2011 Biologically Motivated Controllers for Robotic Eyes Master's thesis University Of British Columbia
Samuel Hamman 2011 Content Management for Online Health Advice Sharing Master's thesis University of Alberta
Zaman A. N. K. 2010 Study of document retrieval using Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) on a very large data set Master's thesis University of Northern British Columbia
Hutter Frank 2009 Automated Configuration of Algorithms for Solving Hard Computational Problems Doctoral dissertation University Of British Columbia
Masaud-Wahaishi AbdulMutalib 2007 Brokering Services for Cooperative Distributed Systems: An Agent Privacy-Based Architecture Doctoral dissertation Western Ontario
Silver Daniel 2000 Selective Transfer of Neural Network Task Knowledge Doctoral dissertation University of Western Ontario

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