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''This page is a repository of links to the pages describing the '''projects''' we are working on at AIRLab, or have been in the past.''
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This page is a repository of links to the pages describing the '''projects''' we are currently working on at AIRLab.
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See the list of our finished projects on the [[Finished Projects]] page.
  
 
== Ongoing projects ==
 
== Ongoing projects ==
 
''by research area (areas are defined in the [[Main Page]]); for each project a name and a link to its AIRWiki page is given''
 
''by research area (areas are defined in the [[Main Page]]); for each project a name and a link to its AIRWiki page is given''
  
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==== [[Agents, Multiagent Systems, Agencies]] ====
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=== [[Agents, Multiagent Systems, Agencies]] ===
 
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===== [[Strategic Robot Patrolling]] =====
  
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* [[Multiagent cooperation|Multiagent cooperating system]]
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===== [[Evolutionary game theory for biology]] =====
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===== [[Game theoretic analysis of electric power]] =====
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===== [[Algorithms for computing equilibria]] =====
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===== [[Multiagent cooperation|Multiagent cooperating system]] =====
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===== [[Planning in Ambient Intelligence scenarios]] =====
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===== [[Real-Time Strategy Games]] =====
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===== [[FinAgent]] =====
  
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* [[Planning in Ambient Intelligence scenarios| Planning in Ambient Intelligence scenarios]]
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=== [[BioSignal Analysis]] ===
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==== [[BioSignal Analysis]] ====
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====== [[Affective Computing]] ======
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===== [[Affective Computing]] =====
  
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* [[Relatioship between Cognition and Emotion in Rehabilitation Robotics]]
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{{#ask: [[Category:Project]][[prjResTopic::Affective_Computing]][[PrjEnd::>{{CURRENTYEAR}}/{{CURRENTMONTH}}/{{CURRENTDAY}}]] |format=ul}}
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* [[Driving companions]]
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* [[Emotion from Interaction]]
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* [[Affective Devices]]
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===== [[Brain-Computer Interface]] =====
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* [[Command wheelchair using BCI2000]]
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* [[BCI based on Motor Imagery]]
 
* [[BCI based on Motor Imagery]]
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** [[Predictive BCI Speller based on Motor Imagery]] (Master thesis, Tiziano D'Albis)
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** [[Feature Selection and Extraction for a BCI based on motor imagery]] (Master thesis, Francesco Amenta)
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** [[Integrating Motor Imagery and Error Potentials in a Brain-Computer Interface]] (Master Thesis, Paolo Calloni)
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** [[Ocular Artifacts Filter implementation for a BCI based on motor imagery]] (First Level thesis, Fabio Beltramini)
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* [[Online automatic tuning of the number of repetitions in a P300-based BCI]] (First Level thesis, Siegfried Cattaneo)
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* [[Graphical user interface for an autonomous wheelchair]] (First Level thesis, Antonio Tripodi and Eleonora Ciceri)
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* [[Mu and beta rhythm-based BCI]]
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* [[Reproduction of an algorithm for the recognition of error potentials]]
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* [[Stimulus tagging using aperiodic visual stimulation in a VEP-based BCI]]
  
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====== [[Automatic Detection Of Sleep Stages]] ======
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===== [[Automatic Detection Of Sleep Stages]] =====
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* [[Sleep Staging with HMM]]
 
* [[Sleep Staging with HMM]]
  
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====== [[Analysis of the Olfactory Signal]] ======
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===== [[Analysis of the Olfactory Signal]] =====
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* [[Lung Cancer Detection by an Electronic Nose]]
 
* [[Lung Cancer Detection by an Electronic Nose]]
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* [[HE-KNOWS - An electronic nose]]
  
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==== [[Computer Vision and Image Analysis]] ====
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===== [[Classification of EMG signals]] =====
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=== [[Computer Vision and Image Analysis]] ===
 
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* [[Automated extraction of laser streaks and range profiles]]
 
* [[Automated extraction of laser streaks and range profiles]]
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* [[Data collection for mutual calibration|Data collection for laser-rangefinder and camera calibration]]
 
* [[Data collection for mutual calibration|Data collection for laser-rangefinder and camera calibration]]
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* [[Image retargeting by k-seam removal]]
 
* [[Particle filter for object tracking]]
 
* [[Particle filter for object tracking]]
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* [[Template based paper like reconstruction when the edges are straight]]
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* [[Wii Remote headtracking and active projector]]
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* [[Vision module for the Milan Robocup Team]]
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* [[Long Exposure Images for Resource-constrained video surveillance]]
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* [[NonPhotorealistic rendering of speed lines]].
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* [[Restoration of blurred objects using cues from the alpha matte]]
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* [[Analyzing Traffic Speed From a Single Night Image - Light Streaks Detection]]
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* [[Plate detection algorithm]]
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* [[A vision-based 3D input device for space curves]]
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* [[Correlation-based 3D reconstruction with pan/tilt stereo-camera]]
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* [[Inverse scaling parametrization for Monocular Simultaneous Localization and Mapping]]
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* [[Image resize by solving a sparse linear system]]
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* [[Monocular Simultaneous Localization And Mapping with Moving Object Tracking using Conditional Independent submaps]]
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* [[Robust data association for high-speed SLAM]]
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* [[Automated Recognition between alkaline and non-alkaline AA batteries]]
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* [[Hand gesture guided desktop lamp]]
  
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=== [[Machine Learning]] ===
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==== [[Machine Learning]] ====
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* [[Adaptive Reinforcement Learning Multiagent Coordination in Real-Time Computer Games|Adaptive Reinforcement Learning Multiagent Coordination in Real-Time Computer Games]]
 
* [[Adaptive Reinforcement Learning Multiagent Coordination in Real-Time Computer Games|Adaptive Reinforcement Learning Multiagent Coordination in Real-Time Computer Games]]
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* [[B-Smart Behaviour Sequence Modeler and Recognition tool|B-Smart Behaviour Sequence Modeler and Recognition tool]]
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* [[Giskar - Distance estimation through single camera features applied to Neural Networks]]
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* [[Exploit of betting patterns using genetic algorithms and reinforcement learning]]
  
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* [[Q_Fitted_Algorithm:_The_Dam_Problem]]
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* [[Batch Learning for Poker]]
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=== [[Evolutionary Computation]] ===
 
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* [[JOFS|JOFS, Java Owl File Storage]]
 
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* [[FolksOnt|FolksOnt]]
 
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* [[Extending a wiki with semantic templates]]
 
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* [[GeoOntology|Geographic ontology for a semantic wiki]]
 
  
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==== [[Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence]] ====
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* [[Evoptool: Evolutionary Optimization Tool]]
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=== [[Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence]] ===
 
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==== [[Robotics]] ====
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=== [[Robotics]] ===
 
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==== [[Robot development]] ====
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* [[ExhiBot - A robot for exhibitions]]
 
* [[LURCH - The autonomous wheelchair]]
 
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* [[Balancing robots: Tilty, TiltOne]]
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* [[Robotizing a Golf Cart ]]
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* [[ Development of a neck for humanoid robot ]]
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* [[Development of robot Maximum One - control and programming ]]
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* [[Milan Robocup Team Robot development ]]
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* [[Modular Robotic Toolkit ]]
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* [[Indoor localization system based on a gyro and visual passive markers]]
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* [[Simulation of a 6 DOF Manipulator]]
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* [[Warugadar - Fusion piezoelettric and vision controllers with PYRO]]
  
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==== [[Benchmarking]] ====
 
* [[Rawseeds|RAWSEEDS]]
 
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* [[Balancing robots: Tilty, TiltOne]]
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==== [[Bio Robotics]] ====
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* [[PoliManus]]
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* [[ZOIDBERG - An autonomous bio-inspired RoboFish]]
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* [[Styx The 6 Whegs Robot]]
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* [[PolyGlove: a body-based haptic interface]]
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* [[ULISSE]]
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* [[PEKeB: a PiezoElectric KeyBoard]]
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* [[Anthropomorphic Robotic Wrist]]
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* [[High-level architecture for the control of humanoid robot]]
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* [[Zoidberg II, powering robot fish]]
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* [[EMG, new test]]
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* [[CPG for Warugadar]]
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* [[Hand prosthesis using robotics principles]]
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* [[Control of Whitefinger]]
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* [[LionHell McMillan]]
  
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==== [[Robogames]] ====
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* [[ROBOWII]]
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* [[RobogameDesign]]
  
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* [[PoliManus]]
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==== [[Navigation Strategies]] ====
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* [[ Navigation system for LURCH ]]
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* [[HE-KNOWS - An electronic nose]]
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=== [[Social Software and Semantic Web]] ===
 
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===== [[Social Network Analysis| Extracting Knowledge From Social Networks]] =====
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{{#ask: [[Category:Project]][[prjResTopic::Social Network Analysis]][[prjStatus::Active]]|?prjTitle = |format=ul}}
  
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== Finished projects ==
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===== [[Semantic Tagging]] =====
  
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See the list of our finished projects on the [[Finished Projects]] page.
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{{#ask: [[Category:Project]][[prjResTopic::Semantic Tagging]][[prjStatus::Active]]|?prjTitle = |format=ul}}
  
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== Note for students ==
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===== [[Semantic Search]] =====
  
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If you are a student and there isn't a '''page describing your project''', this is because YOU have the task of creating it and populating it with (meaningful) content. If you are a student and there IS a page describing your project, you have the task to complete that page with (useful and comprehensive) information about your own contribution to the project. Be aware that the quality of your work (or lack of it) on the AIRWiki will be evaluated by the Teachers and will influence your grades.
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{{#ask: [[Category:Project]][[prjResTopic::Semantic Search]][[prjStatus::Active]]|?prjTitle = |format=ul}}
  
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Instructions to add a new project are available at [[#HOWTO add a new project to the AIRWiki]].
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== HOWTO add a new project to the AIRWiki ==
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{{#ask: [[Category:Project]][[prjResTopic::Semantic Annotations]][[prjStatus::Active]]|?prjTitle = |sort=prjEnd|order=desc|format=ul}}
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'''NOTE: we know it's a lot of text down here. We tried to be hyper-clear to help inexperienced users of AIRWiki: let's say we made the following instructions fool-proof, and possibly too pedantic for most of us. This means that if you consider yourself such an expert that you can avoid to read these instructions, and you do some mistake, by definition you have proved yourself to be a fool.'''
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Contributing to a wiki is easy, and leaves you with a deep sense of satisfaction: by contributing, you are documenting your work in a durable form ''and'' helping all the other users of the wiki as well. By the way, a well thought out help for MediaWiki (the software that AIRWiki, or for that matter also Wikipedia and many other websites, is built upon) is available [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents here]. So even if this is your first experience with a wiki, you should not have any problems.
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== Past projects ==
  
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To contribute you need to become one of AIRWiki's [[Registered users]]. Please note that all the content you insert into the AIRWiki must be written ''in English''.
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=== [[BioSignal Analysis]] ===
  
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Here is a complete description of the procedure to create a new page associated to your project: follow it carefully, because other contributors do not appreciate when their content is damaged by careless people. Be ''very'' careful with that 'Save page' button...
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{{#ask: [[Category:Project]][[prjResTopic::Affective_Computing]] [[PrjEnd::<{{CURRENTYEAR}}/{{CURRENTMONTH}}/{{CURRENTDAY}}]]|format=ul}}
  
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'''Step 1: Preparing the new project page'''
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# open a text editor (e.g. Notepad);
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* [[Online P300 and ErrP recognition with BCI2000]]
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*[[2D Mapping Using a Quadtree Data Structure]]
  
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'''Step 2: Adding the new project to the [[Projects]] page of the AIRWiki'''
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== April Fool's projects ==
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# go to the 'Ongoing projects' section and find the subsection having the name of the research area of your project: e.g. "E-Science" (if you have doubts, ask the teachers);
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#choose a name of your liking for the new AIRWiki page dedicated to your project. If the project already has an "official" name, use it; otherwise, use a word or a short phrase with only the first letter in capitals (of course you have to choose a name that is coherent with the objectives of the project);
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# click the ''edit'' link on the right of the subsection to expose the wiki source text;
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# add a new text line with the name of your project and a link to its wiki page: the latter is simply the project name you chose surrounded by double square parentheses (this will create the page when you will click the "Save page" button - DON'T click it now);
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#be extremely careful not to alter pre-existing text: if you think you could have done that, press the 'back' button of your browser now to exit from the editing page without saving, then repeat the editing steps;
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# click the "Show preview" button at the bottom of the page, and look carefully at the whole subsection (not only to the part you added): if it doesn't seem to be ''perfectly right'', press the 'back' button of your browser to exit from the editing page without saving, then repeat the editing;
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# when you are certain that all is ok, click the "Save page" button at the bottom of the page.
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You should be now (proudly) looking at the description of your project, perfectly set among the others. Now, clicking on the link to your project's page in the [[Projects]] page of the AIRWiki, you will see one of these:
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[[April_1st_Projects|here]] is our April Fool's project page.
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* a non-blank page: argh, you chose an already-used name for your page. Re-edit the Projects page and modify the wiki link (i.e. the name between double square parentheses) you put in it, changing the name of your new page (i.e. again, the name between double square parentheses). As before, click the 'Save page' button only if and when you are certain that all is ok in the whole page.
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'''Step 3: Filling the new page'''
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If you are a student and there isn't a '''page describing your project''', this is because YOU have the task of creating it and populating it with (meaningful) content. If you are a student and there IS a page describing your project, you have the task to complete that page with (useful and comprehensive) information about your own contribution to the project. Be aware that the quality of your work (or lack of it) on the AIRWiki will be evaluated by the Teachers and will influence your grades.
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# if you are looking at the 'edit' tab of your project's new page, simply open file "YourPage.txt" (you know, the one containing the content for your page, which you prepared before) and copy its entire contents into the page. If not, first use a browser to open your page and click on the 'edit' tab on the top of the page.
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== HOW TO add information to a project page ==
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As said in [[AIRWiki#How do I access the contents of this wiki?]], AIRWiki is divided into two parts (called "layers"): a ''public layer'', readable by anyone through the internet and a ''private layer'', only accessible by [[Registered users]].
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For project pages, the ''public layer'' can be changed by clicking the 'edit' tab of the page. Thus, to add or modify something you only have to click that tab and do it. By clicking the 'Save' button on the bottom of the page, your work will be immediately made public on the internet. If you want to check the result before saving (a ''very good habit''), click the 'Show preview' button and take a look. If you are not sure that what you see is exactly what it should (including the parts of the page that you didn't modify - or thought so :-) ), just press the 'back' button of your browser now to exit from the editing page without saving, then repeat the page editing.
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Tip: if you are editing the private layer of a project page, on the top of the web page you are looking at there is the title "Editing '''Talk:'''NameOfTheProject". If the title is "Editing NameOfTheProject" (i.e. if ''Talk:'' is missing), you are editing the public layer.
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Instructions to add a new project or to add content to an existing project page are available at [[Projects - HOWTO]].

Latest revision as of 19:57, 7 August 2013

This page is a repository of links to the pages describing the projects we are currently working on at AIRLab. See the list of our finished projects on the Finished Projects page.

Ongoing projects

by research area (areas are defined in the Main Page); for each project a name and a link to its AIRWiki page is given

Agents, Multiagent Systems, Agencies

Strategic Robot Patrolling
Evolutionary game theory for biology
Game theoretic analysis of electric power
Algorithms for computing equilibria
Multiagent cooperating system
Planning in Ambient Intelligence scenarios
Real-Time Strategy Games
FinAgent

BioSignal Analysis

Affective Computing
Brain-Computer Interface
Automatic Detection Of Sleep Stages
Analysis of the Olfactory Signal
Classification of EMG signals

Computer Vision and Image Analysis

Machine Learning

Evolutionary Computation

Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence

Robotics

Robot development

Benchmarking

Bio Robotics

Robogames

Navigation Strategies

Social Software and Semantic Web

Extracting Knowledge From Social Networks
Semantic Tagging
Semantic Search

Past projects

BioSignal Analysis

Affective Computing
Brain-Computer Interface

Robotics

April Fool's projects

Following the RFC tradition, here is our April Fool's project page.

Note for students

If you are a student and there isn't a page describing your project, this is because YOU have the task of creating it and populating it with (meaningful) content. If you are a student and there IS a page describing your project, you have the task to complete that page with (useful and comprehensive) information about your own contribution to the project. Be aware that the quality of your work (or lack of it) on the AIRWiki will be evaluated by the Teachers and will influence your grades.

Instructions to add a new project or to add content to an existing project page are available at Projects - HOWTO.

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