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KMi invites external speakers to present their work to the lab. We also welcome approaches from researchers who are interested to present their work. Please contact either the KMi staff member who is working in your field, or the seminars coordinator, Anna De Liddo.
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Future Events
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Designed visualisation: good design doing good?
The talk will introduce ideas around design as an agent of change and how designed visual communications can operate within the field of argument visualisation.The opportunities present within the the EPSRC-funded platform for Election Debate...
Organisation: Lecturer, School of Design, University of Leeds
Webcast date: Tuesday 29 July 2014
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Point-based medialness for shape representation, recognition and movement computing
Prashant Aparajeya will present the research project "Point-based medialness for shape representation, recognition and movement computing" that he is conducting at Computer Vision group, Goldsmiths, University of London. In this work...
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Webcast date: Wednesday 16 July 2014
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Teaching the Internet over the Internet
Cisco Systems developed as part of their academy programme a simulator for teaching networking in 2007/8. This discussion describes how this is used within the Open University as well as how the development of the multiuser tool may shape the...
Organisation: The Open University
Webcast date: Monday 07 July 2014
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The Election Debate Visualisation (EDV) Project
During the 2010 UK general election, the first ever televised Prime Ministerial debates took place. Research and pilot work in KMi and at University of Leeds demonstrated the interest that this sparked in the public, their need for more...
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Webcast date: Thursday 19 June 2014
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Configurable Multi-agent Systems Based on Performance Matrix for Facial Recognition
In order to solve the intrapersonal variation problem in facial recognition, we propose a framework of a multi-engine system for facial recognition configurable in image types, watch sizes and engines based on performance matrices. The value...
Organisation: Cyber-Physical System Centre, Engineering Science Division, School of Engineering, Cranfield University
Webcast date: Wednesday 18 June 2014
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