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An implementation of the k-Viterbi algorithm in java is now in the code samples repository. See here.
Posts Tagged ‘code’
K-Viterbi Implementation - October 29th, 2008
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Tags: code, LUCI |
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| Posted: 10/29/08 2:13 pm UTC by djp3 Make the First Comment | |
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Nomatic*IM Version 0.0.1 Released - October 30th, 2007
The Nomatic*IM team is proud to announce the release of Nomatic*IM 0.0.1.
You can download it from here
New features and enhancements:
Learning is aware of
* active processes,
* the process with focus.
Learning is improved
* it is sped up.
* it ignores data without enough support when learning by using information gain.
SQLLite is used to store local history.
Added windows to gui:
* a dashboard to show users sensor info.
* an about dialog
* a news window for pushing out announcements
There is now a preferences dialog
Added support for
* Windows (although there is much more to be done)
* Linux (also much work to be done)
Made a logo for the project
Improved start-up speed by serializing the AI model and saving it to disk.
Licensed the code under GPL v3
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| Posted: 10/30/07 9:26 am UTC by djp3 Add Your Comment | |
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Laser-etching LUCI on my laptop - December 10th, 2006
LUCI Logo Laser Etched on my Laptop
I blame it on decaffeinated coffee at the Pervasive PC meeting. If they didn’t work me so hard, I wouldn’t have gotten so delirious. They certainly shouldn’t have let me near the laser etcher in that state, with the associated side effects…
Back to work with my logo reaffixed.
Laser Etched Logo on Laptop
More photos on Don’s personal blog
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Tags: AI, CHI, code, coffee, Donald J. Patterson, laptop, laser etching, LUCI, pervasive computing, Photos |
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| Posted: 12/10/06 12:29 am UTC by djp3 Make the First Comment | |
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Congratulations Don! - December 18th, 2006
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paulworthington
Congratulations to these Informatics faculty for having the following book chapters accepted for publication:
D. J. Patterson, L. Liao, H. Kautz, and D. Fox, “Pervasive computing in the home and community,” in Pervasive Computing in Healthcare (J. E. Bardram, A. Mihailidis, and D. Wan, eds.), pp. 79–103, CRC, November 2006.
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