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Computer Science Dissertations

As of 2014, all newly submitted Graduate Center dissertations and theses appear in Academic Works shortly after graduation. Some works are immediately available to read and download, and some become available after an embargo period set by the author. Dissertations and theses from before 2014 are generally accessible only to the CUNY community, but some authors have chosen to make theirs open access.

Dissertations from 2020 2020

New Approaches to Frequent and Incremental Frequent Pattern Mining, Mehmet Bicer

Role of Influence in Complex Networks, Nur Dean

Unclonable Secret Keys, Marios Georgiou

A Semi-Automated Approach to Medical Image Segmentation using Conditional Random Field Inference, Yu-chi Hu

Robust Neural Machine Translation, Abdul Rafae Khan

Novel Fast Algorithms For Low Rank Matrix Approximation, John T. Svadlenka

Valid Time RDF, Hsien-Tseng Wang

Set Operators, Xiaojin Ye

Dissertations from 2019 2019

Online Learning and Planning for Crowd-aware Service Robot Navigation, Anoop Aroor

Culture Clubs: Processing Speech by Deriving and Exploiting Linguistic Subcultures, David Guy Brizan

Using Transfer Learning in Network Markets, Kai Cai

A Mobile Cyber-Physical System Framework for Aiding People with Visual Impairment, Martin Goldberg

A Purely Defeasible Argumentation Framework, Zimi Li

Efficient Private Information Retrieval, Konstantinos Nikolopoulos

Understanding Human Cognitive Control via fMRI Analysis, Xiuyan Ni

Semi-supervised Regression with Generative Adversarial Networks Using Minimal Labeled Data, Greg Olmschenk

Analysis of a Group of Automorphisms of a Free Group as a Platform for Conjugacy-Based Group Cryptography, Pavel Shostak

Deep Learning Based Medical Image Analysis with Limited Data, Jiaxing Tan

An Evolutionary Perspective on Foraging Strategies and Group Dynamics in Bio-Social Inspired Cognitive Radio Networks, Anna Wisniewska

Dissertations from 2018 2018

Multimodal Sensing and Data Processing for Speaker and Emotion Recognition using Deep Learning Models with Audio, Video and Biomedical Sensors, Farnaz Abtahi

Service Quality Assessment for Cloud-based Distributed Data Services, Arun Adiththan

Personality Recognition For Deception Detection, Guozhen An

List, Sample, and Count, Ali Assarpour

Rationality and Efficient Verifiable Computation, Matteo Campanelli

Gradient Estimation for Attractor Networks, Thomas Flynn

Re-Architecting Mass Storage Input/Output for Performance and Efficiency, Robert Gezelter

Vision-based Assistive Indoor Localization, Feng Hu

Enhancing 3D Visual Odometry with Single-Camera Stereo Omnidirectional Systems, Carlos A. Jaramillo

Adaptation and Augmentation: Towards Better Rescoring Strategies for Automatic Speech Recognition and Spoken Term Detection, Min Ma

Collaborative Appearance-Based Place Recognition and Improving Place Recognition Using Detection of Dynamic Objects, Juan Pablo Munoz

Relating Justification Logic Modality and Type Theory in Curry–Howard Fashion, Konstantinos Pouliasis

Private-Key Fully Homomorphic Encryption for Private Classification of Medical Data, Alexander N. Wood

Object Localization, Segmentation, and Classification in 3D Images, Allan Zelener

Domain-Specific Knowledge Exploration with Ontology Hierarchical Re-Ranking and Adaptive Learning and Extension, Grace G. Zhao

Dissertations from 2017 2017

A Combinatorial Framework for Multiple RNA Interaction Prediction, Syed Ali Ahmed

Machine Learning Algorithms for Automated Satellite Snow and Sea Ice Detection, George Bonev

Morphogenesis and Growth Driven by Selection of Dynamical Properties, Yuri Cantor

Solving Algorithmic Problems in Finitely Presented Groups via Machine Learning, Jonathan Gryak

Secure and Efficient Delegation of a Single and Multiple Exponentiations to a Single Malicious Server, Matluba Khodjaeva

Feature Selection From Large Acoustic Feature Sets in Computational Paralinguistics, Dara Pir

Approximation Algorithms for Effective Team Formation, George Rabanca

Machine Learning Approach to Retrieving Physical Variables from Remotely Sensed Data, Fazlul Shahriar

Travel Mode Identification with Smartphone Sensors, Xing Su

Exploring the Internal Statistics: Single Image Super-Resolution, Completion and Captioning, Yang Xian

In Search of Homo Sociologicus, Yunqi Xue

Dissertations from 2016 2016

Computerized Classification of Surface Spikes in Three-Dimensional Electron Microscopic Reconstructions of Viruses, Younes Benkarroum

A Study of the Impact of Interaction Mechanisms and Population Diversity in Evolutionary Multiagent Systems, Sadat U. Chowdhury

Scale Up Bayesian Network Learning, Xiannian Fan

Data-Driven Synthesis and Evaluation of Syntactic Facial Expressions in American Sign Language Animation, Hernisa Kacorri

GIVE-ME: Gamification In Virtual Environments for Multimodal Evaluation - A Framework, Wai L. Khoo

Epistemic Considerations on Extensive-Form Games, Cagil Tasdemir

Efficient Location Privacy In Mobile Applications, Erald Troja

Large-Scale Spatial Data Management on Modern Parallel and Distributed Platforms, Simin You

Dissertations from 2015 2015

Interactions and Complexity in Multi-Agent Justification Logic, Antonios Achilleos

Toward an Argumentation-based Dialogue framework for Human-Robot Collaboration, Mohammad Quamrul Azhar

Data Monitoring and Analysis in Wireless Networks, Yongjie Cai

Quadratic Discriminant Analysis Revisited, Wenbo Cao

Knowledge Discovery and Prediction Modeling of Protein-Drug Binding Kinetic by Integrating Machine Learning, Normal Mode Analysis and Molecular Dynamics Simulation, See Hong Chiu

3D Scene Reconstruction with Micro-Aerial Vehicles and Mobile Devices, Ivan Dryanovski

Novel Approaches for the Performance Enhancement of Cognitive Radio Networks, Kenneth Ugonna Ezirim

Eye Tracking and Performance Evaluation: Automatic Detection of User Outcomes, Allen V.R. Harper

Supporting Collaborative Learning in Computer-Enhanced Environments, Shalva S. Landy

Low-rank Based Algorithms for Rectification, Repetition Detection and De-noising in Urban Images, Juan Liu

Panorama Generation for Stereoscopic Visualization of Large-Scale Scenes, Edgardo Molina

Real-Time Supervision for Human Robot Teams in Complex Task Domains, Arif Tuna Ozgelen

Some Enhancement Methods For Backtracking-Search In Solving Multiple Permutation Problems, Tayfun Pay

Theory and Applications of Outsider Anonymity in Broadcast Encryption, Irippuge Deshan Milinda Perera

Geometric Separation and Packing Problems, Ivo Vigan

Preconditioning For Matrix Computation, Xiaodong Yan

Dissertations from 2014 2014

Scheduling And Resource Allocation In Wireless Sensor Networks, Yosef Alayev

Randomized Search of Graphs in Log Space and Probabilistic Computation, Wen-Ju Cheng

Phylogenetic Trees and Their Analysis, Eric Ford

Discovering Regularity in Point Clouds of Urban Scenes, Sam Friedman

Analysis Of DNA Motifs In The Human Genome, Yupu Liang

Data-driven Synthesis of Animations of Spatially Inflected American Sign Language Verbs Using Human Data, Pengfei Lu

The Computational Complexity of Some Games and Puzzles With Theoretical Applications, Vasiliki Despoina Mitsou

Component Trees For The Exploration Of Macromolecular Structures In Biology, Lucas Oliveira

Automated Learner Classification Through Interface Event Stream And Summary Statistics Analysis, Edgar E. Troudt

Systematic Comparison Of Cross-Lingual Projection Techniques For Low-Density Nlp Under Strict Resource Constraints, Joshua Waxman

A Parametrization-Based Surface Reconstruction System for Triangular Mesh Simplification with Application to Large Scale Scenes, Adriana Wise

Text Extraction From Natural Scene: Methodology And Application, Chucai Yi

Self-referentiality in Constructive Semantics of Intuitionistic and Modal Logics, Junhua Yu

Dissertations from 2013 2013

Theoretical Methods for Blur-Correction in Electron and Soft X-Ray Microscopy, Joanna Klukowska

Dissertations from 2012 2012

Geometric Graph Theory and Wireless Sensor Networks, Deniz Sarioz

Dissertations from 2010 2010

Automatic Readability Assessment, Lijun Feng

Dissertations from 2009 2009

Computer-Aided Reasoning about Knowledge and Justifications, Natalia Novak

Dissertations from 2008 2008

Complexity Issues in Justification Logic, Roman Kuznets