| Personal Data |
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Born: |
3rd
April 1969 |
Nationality: |
British |
Marital
status: |
Married |
Address: |
Institute for Mathematical Modelling, Bgn. 321,Denmark’s Technical University,
DK-2800 Lyngby, Denmark
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Telephone: |
0045 4525 3888 (work)
0045 3121 5477 (home) |
E-mail: |
rod@imm.dtu.dk |
WWW: |
http://eivind.imm.dtu.dk/staff/rod/rod.html |
| Professional Experience |
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Worked in the Intelligent Systems group on a range of projects
involving the development of new machine learning/modelling methods, applying neural
networks to nonlinear modelling of aluminium mills, helicopter aerodynamics, and satellite
control. Worked on introducing learning and adaptive ability to automatic control systems
interacting with humans. Earlier work in pattern recognition systems and parallel
processing methods.
 | Oct 1994 - Jan 1995 - Position as a Visiting Scientist in Prof.
Michael Jordan's group in the Dept. of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, (CBCL Homepage)
at M.I.T. .
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| 1987,88 - Employed with Ferranti Defence Systems during summer breaks |
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| Education |
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| 1990 B.Eng. (2.1 Hons.) in Information Engineering from the University of Strathclyde. |
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| Research Interests |
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| Multiple Model Approaches to empirical modelling, hierarchical learning systems.
Statistical approaches to machine learning. |
| Modelling Human control behaviour. Use of human models in cooperative (man-machine)
control systems. Gesture recognition. |
| Probabilistic modelling approaches to Intelligent Systems design. Bayesian Inference,
Probabilistic graphical models. |
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Roderick Murray-Smith
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