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2. Collecting Data for Human Confusion When Following Simulated Robot’s Instructions

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Open Access
Author:
Anderson, Caroline
Title:
Collecting Data for Human Confusion When Following Simulated Robot’s Instructions
Area of Honors:
Computer Science
Keywords:
computer vision
human robot interaction
convolutional neural networks
computer science
unity
simulation
human computer interaction
File:
Download CarolineAndersonFinalThesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Alan Richard Wagner, Thesis Supervisor
John Joseph Hannan, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. Storage Latency Tradeoffs in Geographically-Distributed Storage Settings

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Open Access
Author:
Balcik, Ethan
Title:
Storage Latency Tradeoffs in Geographically-Distributed Storage Settings
Area of Honors:
Computer Science
Keywords:
erasure coding
graph theory
coding theory
information theory
chromatic number
latency
algorithm
computer science
mathematics
storagetopology
network
computer networking
data
object
linear coding
linear algebra
linear combination
average latency
worst-case latency
worst case latency
optimal
performance
storage capacity
node
edge
channel
capacity
storage
File:
Download balcik-ethan-storage-latency-tradeoffs-in-geographically-distributed-storage-settings-4.4.2022.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Viveck Ramesh Cadambe, Thesis Supervisor
John Joseph Hannan, Thesis Honors Advisor
Bhuvan Urgaonkar, Thesis Honors Advisor

6. Effective Network Configuration Strategies for the Mitigation of Denial-of-Service Attacks

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Open Access
Author:
Post, Matthew
Title:
Effective Network Configuration Strategies for the Mitigation of Denial-of-Service Attacks
Area of Honors:
Computer Science
Keywords:
regret minimization
network security
Colonel Blotto
Nash Equilibrium
network configurations
DoS attacks
denial of service
attack mitigation
File:
Download Formatted_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Jeremy Joseph Blum, Thesis Supervisor
Linda Marie Null, Thesis Honors Advisor

9. OpenXR and the Monado Runtime: A Standardized (and Step-by-Step) Solution to AR/VR Fragmentation

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Open Access
Author:
Seremula, Anastasia
Title:
OpenXR and the Monado Runtime: A Standardized (and Step-by-Step) Solution to AR/VR Fragmentation
Area of Honors:
Computer Science
Keywords:
OpenXR
Monado
AR
VR
XR
MR
virtual reality
mixed reality
augmented reality
programming
AR/VR fragmentation
extended reality
standardization
AR/VR
File:
Download Seremula_HonorsThesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Anand Sivasubramaniam, Thesis Supervisor
Rebecca Jane Passonneau, Thesis Honors Advisor