A showcase of the research and software development projects of our third year BCom and BSc finalists, Masters and PhD students.
By: Clayton Baker
Belief revision and belief update are approaches to represent and reason with knowledge in artificial intelligence. Previous empirical studies showed that human reasoning is consistent with non-monotonic logic. Additionally, previous studies showed...
CS Masters by Dissertation Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research CS PhD
By: Taveesh Sharma
Community networks have been proposed by networking experts and researchers as a way to bridge the connectivity gaps in rural and remote areas of the world. Many community networks are built with low-capacity computing devices and low-capacity...
By: Guy Paterson-Jones
Datalog is an expressive database query language based on the logic programming paradigm, meaning that its queries can be interpreted in terms of mathematical formulas in classical first-order logic. Recently, extensions of Datalog have been...
CS Masters by Dissertation Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research
By: Brandon Gower-Winter
Agent-Based Models (ABM) are dynamic computational models that utilize autonomous agents capable of interacting with other agents and adapting to novel situations within the simulations they occupy.
ABM are becoming increasingly popular...
By: Solomon Malesa
Carbohydrate-Carbohydrate Interactions (CCI) are observed in many biological contexts such as cell-cell interactions and host-pathogen interaction. Although there is a considerable amount of evidence indicating that CCI mediates cell adhesion, cell...
By: Bilal Aslan, Michaela Van Zyl, Bhavish Mohee
At present, astronomers are struggling to shift from 2D to 3D visualisation while keeping the same efficiency and performance. The current 3D visualisation tools available have multiple limitations such as CPU-only rendering or unable to processing...