Seminars 2006-2014

Winter/Spring 2014

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Jan 31	Giuseppe Primiero	Speaker: Bruce Christianson (University of Hertfordshire) Title: Living with the Consequences of Intransitive Trust	V103	abstract
Feb 7	Daming Shi	Speaker: Alex Freitas (Kent University) Title: Automating the Design of Data Mining Algorithms with an Evolutionary Algorithm	V103	abstract
Feb 14	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Roman Belavkin Title: Optimisation and Information Geometry for Randomised Algorithms	V103	abstract
11:00-12:00 Mar 12	Taolue Chen	Speaker: Nicolas Basset (University of Oxford) Title: A maximal entropy stochastic process for a timed automaton	V101	abstract
Mar 14	Roman Belavkin	Middlesex Algorithms Day (MAD! 2014)		abstract
Mar 21	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Jaap Boender Title: Formal Verification of Quantum Protocols using the Proof Assistant Coq	V103	abstract
Apr 11	Xiaochun Cheng	Speaker: Kerstin Siakas (ATEI of Thessaloniki, Greece) Title: Agile software development	V103	abstract
May 16	Barnaby Martin	Speaker: Daniel Kral (University of Warwick) Title: Algorithms for FO model checking	V103	abstract
May 30	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Vasily Demyanov (Institute of Petroleum Engineering) Title: Uncertainty quantification for oil reservoir predictions: stochastic optimisation and machine learning	V103	abstract

Autumn 2013

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Oct 18	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Sander van Dijk (University of Hertfordshire) Title: Informational constraints-driven organization in goal-directed behavior	V103	abstract
Oct 25	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Chris Huyck Title: NEAL: Neuromorphic Embodied Agents that Learn	V103	abstract
Nov 1	Kelly Androutsopoulos	Speaker: David Clark (University College London) Title: An Analysis of the Relationship between Conditional Entropy and Failed Error Propagation in Software Testing	V103	abstract
Nov 8	Franco Raimondi	Speaker: Paolo Turrini Title: Endogenous Boolean Games	V103	abstract
Nov 15	Barnaby Martin	Speaker: Oded Lachish (Birkbeck, University of London) Title: Improved Competitive Ratio for the Matroid Secretary Problem	V103	abstract
Nov 22	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Luca Calatroni (University of Cambridge) Title: Total variation in imaging: theory, models, examples and challenges	V103	abstract
Nov 29	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Fawad Jamshed and Andrew Thwaites, (Neurolex Group, Psychology Department, Cambridge University) Title: Examining the processing properties of the Cerebral Cortex	V103	abstract methods
Dec 6	Roman Belavkin		V103
Dec 13	Roman Belavkin		V103

Winter / Spring 2013

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Jan 11	Barnaby Martin	Speaker: Igor Razgon Title: Fixed parameter algorithms for satisfiability testing	G230	abstract
Jan 25	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Barnaby Martin Title: A brief introduction to Parameterized Complexity	G230
Feb 1	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Franco Raimondi Title: A new framework for multi-agent system verification	G230	abstract
Feb 8	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Roman Belavkin Title: On Optimality of Deterministic and Non-Deterministic Transformations	G230	abstract
Mar 4 15:00--16:00	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Tomasz Radzik Title: New approximation bounds for some Maximum Network Lifetime problems in wireless ad-hoc networks	G230	abstract
Mar 8	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Alberto Moraglio Title: The Geometry of Evolutionary Algorithms	G230	abstract
Mar 15	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: S.Y.Novak Title: Lower bounds to the accuracy of statistical inference on heavy-tailed distributions	G230	abstract
May 17	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Jaap Boender Title: Dependent types: the good, the bad and the ugly	G230	abstract
May 24	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Pasquale Malacaria Title: Security, Information Theory, Thermodynamic and Verification: a common thread	G230	abstract
May 31	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Eun-Seok Kim Title: Scheduling with step-improving process times	G230	abstract
June 7	Daming Shi	Speaker: Zhijun Yang Title: Visual Signal Processing and Biological Pattern Generation	G230	abstract
June 14	Daming Shi	Speaker: Xin-She Yang Title: Nature-Inspired Algorithms: Promise and Prejudice	G230	abstract
June 21	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Roman Belavkin Title: Which relational algebra corresponds to algebra of utility functions and their cones?	G230	abstract

Autumn 2012

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Sep 17	Barnaby Martin	Speaker: Richard Stocker Title:Verifying Brahms Human-Robot Teamwork Models	CG48	abstract
Oct 12	Roman Belavkin	Organisational meeting	G230
Oct 19	Rajagopal Nagarajan	Speaker: Mystery Speaker Title: Something quantum	G230
Oct 26	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Jaap Boender Title: Formalisation of a theory of packages in Coq	G230	abstract
Nov 9	Xiao Hong Gao	Speaker: Yu Qian Title: Bag of Visual Words for Medical Images	G230	abstract
Nov 16	Christian Huyck	Speaker: Christian Huyck Title: Spiking Neurons with Boltzmann-like Properties to Learn Xor	G230	abstract pdf
Nov 23	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Kai Xu Title:Connecting the Dots - Understanding Complex Relations with Networks and Visualisation	G230	abstract
Nov 30	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Irene Kotsia Title: Sensorless Human Behaviour Understanding using Computer Vision techniques	G230	abstract
Dec 7	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh Title: Compact Closed Categories and Frobenius Algebras for Reasoning about Natural Language Meaning	G230	abstract
Dec 14	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Roman Belavkin Title: Mutation and Adaptation in Non-Monotonic Landscapes	G230	abstract article
Dec 21	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Artemis Parvizi Title: Knowledge Authoring as Dialogue: The Challenges of the What-If Project	G230	abstract

Spring/Summer 2012

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Feb 17	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Roman Belavkin. Title:Variational Problems of Information Theory and Optimal Markov Evolution	TG23b	abstract
Mar 2	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Artur d'Avila Garcez. Title:Neural-Symbolic Systems for Cognitive Reasoning	TG23b	abstract
Mar 30	Franco Raimondi	Speaker: Daniele Magazzeni Title: Policy learning for hybrid systems under uncertainty	TG23b	abstract
Apr 20	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Panos M. Pardalos. Title: Detecting Critical Subsets (nodes, edges, shortest paths, or cliques) in Large Networks	G220	abstract
Apr 27	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: William Langdon. Title:In Silico Infection of the Human Genome	G229	abstract
July 6	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Frantisek Simancik. Title:ELK: A Reasoner for OWL EL Ontologies	TG23b	abstract

Autumn/Winter 2011

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Oct 7	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Roman Belavkin. Title:Mutation and Optimal Search of Sequences in Nested Hamming Spaces	T110a	abstract
Nov 11	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Christoph Salge Title: Digested Information: From Information-Theoretic Behaviour Generation towards Agent-Agent Interaction	TG23b	abstract
Nov 18	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Marc Hanheide Title: Where are the cornflakes? Exploration and Exploitation of Probabilistic Knowledge under Uncertain Sensing	TG23b	abstract
Nov 25	Daming Shi	Speaker: Payam Rahmdel Title: Radon Boundary Analysis for Line Segment Detection	TG23b	abstract
Dec 2	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Florian Kammueller Title: ASPfun: a Calculus for Distributed Active Objects	TG23b	abstract
Dec 9	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Dan Diaper Title: A Formal Systems Approach to Machine Capture, Representation and Use of Activity Context for Machine Capture and Use	TG23b	abstract paper 1 paper 2
Dec 16	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Ekaterina Komendantskaya Title: Machine learning automated proofs	TG23b	abstract

Winter 2011

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Jan 14	Kailash Nadh	Discussion of Dan Dennett on Consciousness	T103 (Town Hall)	Dennett's lecture
Jan 28	Catherine Flick	Natural Language Processing and Ethics	T103 (Town Hall)	An ethical Internet monitoring device ....
Feb 11	Payam Rahmdel	Image Processing	T103 (Town Hall)	Combining Local Filtering and Multiscale Analysis for Edge, Ridge, and Curvilinear Objects Detection by Berlemont and Olivio-Marin.
Mar 4	Franco Raimondi	Verification of Java Code	T110 (Town Hall)
Mar 18	Dick Comley	Autonomous Intelligent Suveillance Networks	T110 (Town Hall)	Autonomous Intelligent Suveillance Networks
Apr 8	Ian Mitchell	Bayesian Nets	T110 (Town Hall)	http://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2010/12/102122-bayesian-networks/fulltext
Apr 22	Good Friday		T103 (Town Hall)
May 6	Emma Byrne		HG07
May 20	Paul Cairns	How do YouTube viewers view?	HG07	Over several studies, I have taken a multi-methodological approach to understanding the data that is made freely available through YouTube. However, the quantitative approach raises more problems than it answers. View count data does not follow a Zipf's distribution (power law) as might be expected. Other models of the distribution can be found and different processes can generate the distribution. But the question then becomes how are viewers viewing videos and which processes are the right ones? This talk will set out this problem and perhaps towards the end of the talk you could give me some advice on how to solve this problem. Blythe & Cairns (2010):
May 27	Rui Loureiro	Haptic Robots	HG07
June 17	Rick Cooper	Title: Empirical and Computational Studies of Cognitive Control Processes	HG07	Abstract: "Executive functions", or cognitive control processes, have been the focus of much research over the last twenty years, but most of this work has been concerned with specific functions and their operation in specific tasks. In this talk I will present empirical and computational work that seeks to determine how essentially the same function (response inhibition) can operate in different tasks (Stroop and Go-No Go) and how that function might interact with other executive functions (set shifting and memory monitoring/updating) in a moderately complex tasks that have been held to require multiple such functions (the Wisconsin Card Sorting Task and Random Number Generation).
July 1	Aregbesola Akinola	Title: Predictive Modelling of Scholastic Performance in E-Learning	HG07	Abstract Universities and commercial training organisations are increasingly turning to e-learning as a means of delivering high quality student learning and performance, under well-controlled and enriched learning environments. The appeal of e-learning is the achievement of high quality learning outcomes. Though the underlying psychology of the users will, of course, remain the same at a fundamental level, students may be taught how to use their cognitive resources better and to develop more effective decision heuristics. However, student performance in e-learning, typically displays substantial diversity, ranging from high performers to those who cannot or will not perform or who do not understand the requirements of high performance. It is not always clear why some learners perform so well, whilst others perform so badly in e-learning. Why is this so? This question is the starting point of the present work. This question is broken down into two further questions. First, how best can we explore the psychology of good and bad performers, exploring individual differences and differences in cognitive style? Second, how best can we explore the technology of good and bad e-learning performance, identifying the system innovations that support and facilitate excellence in human learning? In this talk, I will address the first question by presenting an experimental study that uses the Stroop effect to explore individual differences and differences in cognitive style. This aims to show how the Stroop Paradigm reflects significant aspects of selective attention, memory and executive functions as processes of human cognition and thus to suggest how best to measure cognitive correlates of e-learning performance levels.

Summer and Autumn 2010

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Jun 11	Chris Huyck	Guest speaker: Viviane P. Moreira. Title: Cross-Language Information Retrieval and Cross-Language Plagiarism Analysis	HG07 (Hatchcroft)	abstract
Sept 10	Chris Huyck	Yearly Organising Meeting	HG07 (Hatchcroft)
Sept 24	Roman Belavkin	Discussion of Peck, J. R. & Waxman, D. (2010). Is life impossible? Information, sex, and the origin of complex organisms Evolution.	HG07 (Hatchcroft)	E-mail Chris or Roman for PDF
Oct 8	John Platts	Integrating Cyc and Wikipedia: Folksonomy Meets Rigorously Defined Common-Sense by Medelyan and Legg	HG07 (Hatchcroft)	E-mail Chris or Roman for PDF
Oct 15	Kailash Nadh	Towards the Semantic Web: Collaborative Tag Suggestions by Xu, Fu, Mao, and Su	T103 (Town Hall)	E-mail Chris for PDF
Oct 22	Daming Shi	Shi, D., Zheng, L. and Liu, J. (2010). An advanced Hough transform using a multilayer fractional Fourier method, IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, 19(6):1558-1566	T103 (Town Hall)	E-mail Chris for PDF
Nov 5	Artemis Parvisi	Ontologies	T103 (Town Hall)	Talk Abstract on A Mathematical Approach to Ontology Evolution
Nov 12	Franco Raimondi	Hongyang Qu (Oxford U.)	T103 (Town Hall)	ATL Verification for multi-agent systems
Nov 19	Roman Belavkin	Fischer and Adaptation	T103 (Town Hall)
Dec 3	Chris Huyck	Biological Parameters of FLIF neurons	T103 (Town Hall)	See the paper Parameters of FLIF neurons or the talk Biological Parameters of FLIF neurons.
Dec 17	Ammar Zayouna	Active Shape Models and Principal Component Analysis	T103 (Town Hall)	A method for speeding up feature extraction based on KPCA

Winter/Spring 2010

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Feb 12	Chris Huyck	Discussion of Harris, K. (2005). Neural signatures of cell assembly organization, Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 6, 399--407.	TG26 (Town Hall)	pdf
Mar 5	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Daniel Polani. Title: Be Empowered: Guiding Adaptation through Potential Information Flows	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Mar 19	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Emma Byrne Ecology-based modelling: a novel approach to understanding perception	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Apr 30	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Dan Diaper A Review of Cell Assemblies	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
May 7	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Chris Knight. Title: In vitro / in silico evolution: from biology to an explicit sequence-fitness landscape	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract article
May 14	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Mark Broom. Title: Kleptoparasitic melees - using game theory to model food stealing featuring contests with multiple individuals.	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
May 21	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Gary Jones. Title: Learning novel sound sequences: A computational model and its application to atypical language development.	HG07 (Hatchcroft)	abstract

Autumn 2009

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Oct 16	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Franco Raimondi. Title: Verifying Secret Santa and the Dining Cryptographers: how to reason about knowledge, correct behaviour and strategies using extensions of temporal logics	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Oct 30	Roman Belavkin	One Day Workshop on Ergodic Theory
Nov 13	Chris Huyck	Guest speaker: Eddy J Davelaar. Title: Activation-based buffer: past, present, and future	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Nov 20	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Alastair Channon. Title: Open-ended evolution and organismal complexity	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract pdf
Dec 4	Fawad Jamshed	Talk: Grounding Symbols: Labelling and Resolving Pronoun Resolution with fLIF Neurons	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract

Summer 2009

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
June 5	Roman Belavkin	Discussion of the EPSRC Maths of Life Sandpit call.	TG26 (Town Hall)	link
June 12	Roman Belavkin	Discussion of Janet Metcalfe & David Wiebe (1987). Intuition in insight and noninsight problem solving, Memory & Cognition, 15(3), 238--246.	TG26 (Town Hall)	pdf pdf
June 26	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Kiran Kalidindi. Title: Unexpected uncertainty as a driver of human exploration in n-arm bandit problems: Limitations of fixed parameter `softmax' (Gibbs law) reinforcement learning algorithms as approximate computational explanations of human behaviour.	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract pdf
July 17	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Boris Defourny. Title: Selected Topics in Planning under Uncertainty	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract pdf

Winter/Spring 2009

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Jan 23	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Peter beim Graben. Title: Symbolic dynamics as a unifying framework for analyzing and modeling language-related brain potentials	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Feb 6	Roman Belavkin	Speaker: Kailash Nadh. Title: Prepositional Phrase Attachment Ambiguity Resolution using Semantic Hierarchies	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Feb 20	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: David Corney. Title: What Are Illusions and Why Do We See Them?	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Mar 6	Emma Byrne	From bridges to brains: an overview of Bullmore and Sporns (2009) 'Complex brain networks: graph theoretical analysis of structural and functional systems'	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract pdf
Mar 27	Peter Passmore	Discussion of M. J. Milford, G. Wyeth (2008). Mapping a Suburb with a Single Camera using a Biologically Inspired SLAM System, IEEE Transactions on Robotics, 24 (5).	TG26 (Town Hall)	pdf
May 15	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Natasha Alechina. Title: Logic of coalitional ability under bounded resources	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract pdf
May 29	Kailash Nadh	Discussion of talk by G. Hinton The Next Generation of Neural Networks	TG26 (Town Hall)	link

Autumn 2008

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Sep 12	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Risi Kondor. Title: The skew spectrum of graphs --- a new class of graph invariants	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Oct 10	Roman Belavkin	Tutorial on Statistical mechanics in neural networks Reading: Hopfield, J. J. (1982), Coolen, ACC. (1997)	TG26 (Town Hall)	pdf1 pdf2
Oct 17	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Mark Bishop. Title: Mechanical Bodies, Mythical Minds	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Oct 24	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Ruben A. Tikidji-Hamburyan. Title: An Intimate Life of Neurons	TG26 (Town Hall)
Nov 14	Fawad Jamshed	Talk: How can symbols be semantically grounded in a gaming environment to develop a more intelligent agent?	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Nov 21	Emma Byrne	Talk: The Robot Scientist Closed loop learning meets laboratory automation (see this link)	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Nov 28	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Samer Abdallah. Title: Information Dynamics and Temporal Structure in Music	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract
Dec 5	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Terry Windeatt. Title: Ensemble MLP Classifier Design	TG26 (Town Hall)	abstract

Spring 2008

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Jan 11	Roman Belavkin	General meeting	TG26 (Town Hall)
Jan 25	Roman Belavkin	Homomorphisms of Preference Relations and Their Functions	TG26 (Town Hall)
Feb 8	Dmitri Iourinski	Boolean, Modal or Intuitionist logics: Philosophical considerations	TG26 (Town Hall)	pdf 1 pdf 2
Feb 15	Chris Huyck	AI seminar	TG26 (Town Hall)
Feb 22	Huyck, C., & Belavkin, R.	The Emergence of Rules in Cell--Assemblies of fLIF Neurons	TG26 (Town Hall)	pdf
Apr 4	John Platts	It's in the script	TG26 (Town Hall)	doc
Apr 18	Roman Belavkin	Gualtiero Piccinini (2008). Some neural networks compute, others don't, Neural Networks.	TG26 (Town Hall)	pdf
May 2	Sergey Anishenko et. al	Tomography Based on Biologically Motivated Models	TG26 (Town Hall)	doc
May 9	Chris Huyck	AI seminar	TG26 (Town Hall)
May 16		t.b.a.	TG26 (Town Hall)
May 30		t.b.a.	TG26 (Town Hall)
Jun 6	Chris Huyck	AI seminar	TG26 (Town Hall)

Autumn 2007

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
Sept 28	Roman Belavkin	General meeting	Ravensfield Focus Area	pdf
Oct 12	Oyewole Oyekoya	Discussion of fellowship application	Ravensfield Focus Area
Oct 26	Xiaohong Gao	P. Kruizinga and N. Petkov, Grating cell operator features for oriented texture segmentation	Ravensfield Focus Area	pdf
Nov 9	Roman Belavkin	David Kreps, Chapter on De Finetti's theorem from Notes On The Theory Of Choice	Ravensfield Focus Area	pdf
Nov 23	Chris Huyck	Erkki Oja, A Simplified Neuron Model as a Principal Component Analyzer	Ravensfield Focus Area	pdf
Dec 7	John Platts	Swartjes, I., Vromen, J. and Bloom, N. (2007). Narrative Inspiration: Using Case Based Problem Solving to Support Emergent Story Generation	TG26 (Town Hall)	pdf

Summer 2007

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
June 15	Fawad Jamshed, Roman Belavkin	Session on Symbol Grounding Problem. Accompanied by paper: Solving the Symbol Grounding Problem: A Critical Review of Fifteen Years of Research by M. Taddeo and L. Floridi.	Ravensfield Focus Area	pdf
July 20	Roman Belavkin	Guest speaker: Thomas Wennekers (webpage). Title: Language Models based on Hebbian Cell Assemblies	13:00-15:00 Ravensfield Focus Area	abstract

Spring 2007

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
February 23	Ian Mitchell	W. B. Langdon and R. Poli, Fitness Causes Bloat: Mutation	Ravensfield Focus Area
March 2	Chris Huyck	Richard Granger, Engines of the brain: The computational instruction set of human cognition	Ravensfield Focus Area	pdf
March 16	Hina Ghalib	Hina Ghalib & Chris Huyck A Cell Assembly Model of Sequential Memory	Ravensfield Focus Area	abstract pdf
April 27	Xiaohong Gao	EU project TIME (Tele-imaging in Medicine)	Ravensfield Focus Area	Talk
May 11	Wole, Xiaohong Gao	Postponed	Ravensfield Focus Area	Talk
May 25	Chun & John Dack	Pure-Data: A real-time graphical programming environment for audio	Ravensfield Focus Area	abstract

2006

Date	Person Responsible	Event	Place	Other
February 3rd	Richard Bowles	Capacity of a Network of Cell Assemblies	Ravensfield Focus Area	abstract
February 24th	Satinder Gill	The Role of "Craft Language" in Learning "Waza" by K. Ikuta	Ravensfield Focus Area (upstairs) 3 pm	Ikuta's paper
May 12th	Chris Huyck, Roman Belavkin and Dan Diaper	Virtual Neural Agent	Ravensfield Focus Area	Grant Page
November 3d	Roman Belavkin	Group Meeting	Ravensfield Focus Area
November 9th	Roman Belavkin	Talk by Frank E. Ritter Some new components for an automatic user for testing human-computer interfaces	Ravensfield Focus Area	Abstract
December 15th	Roman Belavkin	Presentation by Dmitri Iourinski Semantical models for Dempster-Shafer theory	Ravensfield Focus Area	Abstract
December 16th	End of Year Party	Chris Huyck	G237b
December 2nd	Dan Diaper and Roman Belavkin	Discussion of the cognitive status of goals	G237b
November 11th	Chris Huyck	Counting with Neurons	G237b, 3pm
October 28th	Xiaohong Gao	The Application of Neutral Vision Models to the Detection of Illusory Shaps for Trademark Images	G237b
October 14th	Roman Belavkin	Towards an Agent-Based Independent Component Analysis	port 8
September 30th	Murray Shanahan	Cognition, Action Selection, and Inner Rehearsal	G237b