Student Dissertations

A. S. R. Parker (2024). Learning to Partner: Exploring Real-Time Adaptive Feedback via Temporal-Difference Machine Learning for Improved Human-Prosthesis Collaboration. PhD Thesis, Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Alberta.

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H. E. Williams (2024). Position-Aware Control of Myoelectric Prostheses. PhD Thesis, Dept. Biomedical Engineering, University of Alberta.

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N. M. Ady (2023). Specific Machine Curiosity. PhD Thesis, Dept. Computing Science, University of Alberta.

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A. K. Kearney (2023). Letting the Agent Take the Wheel: Principles for Constructive and Predictive Knowledge. PhD Thesis, Dept. Computing Science, University of Alberta.

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C. Sherstan (2020). Representation and General Value Functions. PhD Thesis, Dept. Computing Science, University of Alberta.

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D. J. Brenneis (2019). Automatic Levelling of a Prosthetic Wrist. MSc Thesis, Dept. Mechanical Engineering, University of Alberta.

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K. W. Mathewson (2019). Humour-in-the-loop: Improvised Theatre with Interactive Machine Learning Systems. PhD Thesis, Dept. Computing Science, University of Alberta.

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J. Travnik (2018). Reinforcement Learning on Resource Bounded Systems. MSc Thesis, Dept. Computing Science, University of Alberta.

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V. Veeriah (2017). Beyond Clever Hans: Learning From People Without Their Really Trying. MSc Thesis, Dept. Computing Science, University of Alberta.

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G. Vasan (2017). Teaching a Powered Prosthetic Arm with an Intact Arm Using Reinforcement Learning. MSc Thesis, Dept. Computing Science, University of Alberta.

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