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Eating and Well-Being in the Context of Campus Life

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We propose a real-time eating detection using a commodity smartwatch and use it in the context of assessing the well-being of Georgia Tech students.

Accessible Fantasy Sports Drafting System

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Sonification Lab

Fantasy Sports allow users to compete against each other using statistics from real-world competitions. It's a fun and social online game which allows participants to assemble virtual teams of real world athletes of a professional sport. These teams compete based on the performance of their players in the real world. The team gains or loses points based on the real athletes' weekly performance. Fantasy players manage their teams based on real sports data.

Multidimensional Scaling for Exploring Ego-network Evolution

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Computational Enterprise Science Lab

Dimensionality reduction (DR) is often used for exploring the evolution patterns of a collection of dynamic ego-networks. However, DR often lacks flexibility: as analysts' questions evolve during data exploration, the low-dimensional projection remains static, limiting the depth of exploration. To address the inflexibility of DR, we designed a data transformation pipeline which enables analysts to transform dynamic ego-networks into event sequences for steering MDS to create different scatterplots of dynamic ego-networks.

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Assistant Professor Dhruv Batra Earns Prestigious ECASE-Army Award

The award will provide $1 million worth of funding over the course of the next five years.
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Computing Professors Recognized With Prestigious ACM Fellowships

In an announcement made today, Executive Associate Dean Charles Isbell and School of Interactive Computing Professor Amy Bruckman were named as two of 56 ACM Fellows selected for 2018.