Research
MassAITC Webinar: David E. Conroy (University of Michigan), Progress in Personalizing Content and Dosing of a Physical Activity Promotion Intervention
This talk will review our ongoing work to develop person-specific dosing algorithms to select the content and timing of text messages and to engineer prompts...
Theory Seminar: Yichi Zhang (Rutgers University), Eliciting Honest Information from Authors Using Sequential Review
Theory Seminar: Yichi Zhang (Rutgers University), Eliciting Honest Information from Authors Using Sequential Review
MassAI Paper Reading Group
We wil be reading the famous ML paper "Attention is All You Need..."
CSSI Research Seminar: The Narrative AI Advantage? A Field Experiment on Generative AI-Augmented Evaluations of Early-Stage Innovations
The rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming creative problem-solving, necessitating new approaches for evaluating innovative solutions.
Robotics Seminar
This talk will focus on two key research areas addressing the issues of human multi-robot systems and robot learning.
Robotics Seminar
This talk provides a retrospective of over two decades of research on the design of robot systems and evaluation of human-robot interaction.
PhD Thesis Defense: James Kostas, Coagent Networks: Reinforcement Learning with Asynchronous Stochastic Neural Networks
PhD Thesis Defense, James Kostas
PhD Dissertation Proposal Defense: Kunjal Panchal, Advancing Machine Learning for Resource-Constrained Environments
PhD Dissertation Proposal Defense: Kunjal Panchal
BioNLP Lab Independent Study Research Workshop
The UMass BioNLP Lab invites you to our Independent Study (COMPSCI 696) Research Workshop!
Seminar: Nicholas Tomlin (UC Berkeley), Reasoning with Language Models
Nicholas Tomlin (UC Berkeley), Reasoning with Language Models
Voices of Data Science
This year, Voices of Data Science presents insightful discussions led by data scientists and AI practitioners across diverse application domains.
NLP Seminar: Alexander Spangher, Planning in Creative Contexts
Join Alexander Spangher for a NLP Seminar on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 12:00 p.m. in CS 150/151.