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  • Predicting performance using galvanic skin response 
    Mundell, Lee Carter (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    The rapid growth of the availability of wearable biosensors has created the opportunity for using physiological signals to measure worker performance. An important question is how to use such signals to not just measure, ...
  • Think global, act local when estimating a sparse precision matrix 
    Lee, Peter Alexander (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    Substantial progress has been made in the estimation of sparse high dimensional precision matrices from scant datasets. This is important because precision matrices underpin common tasks such as regression, discriminant ...
  • Interacting with users in social networks : the follow-back problem 
    Rajagopalan, Krishnan, S.M. Sloan School of Management (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    An agent wants to form a connection with a predetermined set of target users over social media. Because forming a connection is known as "following" in social networks such as Twitter, we refer to this as the follow-back ...
  • Internet of Things and anomaly detection for the iron ore mining industry 
    Saroufim, Carl Elie (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    In the context of a world flooded with data, the Internet of Things (IoT) is exploding. This thesis considers the problem of applying IoT technology to the reduction of costs in the iron ore mining industry, to compensate ...
  • Multi-target tracking via mixed integer optimization 
    Saunders, Zachary Clayton (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    Given a set of target detections over several time periods, this paper addresses the multi-target tracking problem (MTT) of optimally assigning detections to targets and estimating the trajectory of the targets over time. ...
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