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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP140100995

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $275,000.00
    Summary
    Computational Intelligence for Complex Structured Data. This project aims to use computational intelligence techniques to reliably learn adaptive natural human pointing and gestures to control an interface on a pseudo-3D display. Highly complex data with interconnections between elements is hard to visualise on screens. Most current tools are operated using point/click/drag on 2D screens. The physical technology to capture appropriate human behaviours exists already, but not the adaptive learnin .... Computational Intelligence for Complex Structured Data. This project aims to use computational intelligence techniques to reliably learn adaptive natural human pointing and gestures to control an interface on a pseudo-3D display. Highly complex data with interconnections between elements is hard to visualise on screens. Most current tools are operated using point/click/drag on 2D screens. The physical technology to capture appropriate human behaviours exists already, but not the adaptive learning of the syntax and semantics of individual gestures and actions, nor the multi-gesture information fusion required for understanding, which could significantly enhance efficiency, for example, in sorting through named entities in an investigation. All of this is done naturally by most human beings, using biological neural networks.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP160104195

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $315,000.00
    Summary
    Probabilistic modeling of human responses in complex interaction. The project aims to develop computational ability to reliably detect and hence act on implicit user preferences. It aims to develop techniques combining advanced non-intrusive sensor measures of conscious and non-conscious behaviour during interaction tasks to enable very high-level computerised support for human goal-seeking in complex data and design environments. It plans to use a user’s physiology and preference evaluation to .... Probabilistic modeling of human responses in complex interaction. The project aims to develop computational ability to reliably detect and hence act on implicit user preferences. It aims to develop techniques combining advanced non-intrusive sensor measures of conscious and non-conscious behaviour during interaction tasks to enable very high-level computerised support for human goal-seeking in complex data and design environments. It plans to use a user’s physiology and preference evaluation to capture their complex interaction with the data they view, probability models to accumulate information to identify their underlying preferences and extract relationships to find possible ‘hidden variables’ which may help explain and leverage the user's choices.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180100656

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $366,663.00
    Summary
    Cognitive intelligent information processing and presentation in navigation. This project aims to develop a personalised navigation system to provide effective augmented-reality (AR)-based support information, built on different navigation preference and the momentary cognitive workload of the user. This will immediately encourage users to become aware of their surroundings and continuous use will facilitate the development of navigation skills. It is expected that this research will advance sci .... Cognitive intelligent information processing and presentation in navigation. This project aims to develop a personalised navigation system to provide effective augmented-reality (AR)-based support information, built on different navigation preference and the momentary cognitive workload of the user. This will immediately encourage users to become aware of their surroundings and continuous use will facilitate the development of navigation skills. It is expected that this research will advance scientific knowledge about individual differences in navigation ability. It will significantly enhance spatial learning and alleviate the apparent decline in navigational ability experienced across the life span, benefiting the aged population in Australia by enabling them to live longer independent lives.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP120200305

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $510,000.00
    Summary
    An integrated and real-time passenger travel and public transport service information system. This project will help the Department of Transport provide improved services to the public through a better understanding of journey planning demands in comparison to public transport services. By integrating research through design methods with technological solutions, the project will deliver better quality of service and higher customer satisfaction.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP160100166

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $320,000.00
    Summary
    Improvisational interfaces: developing new human-computer creativity. This project intends to introduce new methods for the design and use of creative software for both learning and professional artistic practice. Using innovative interactive techniques based on improvisation, the project seeks to significantly boost human creativity through improvisational dialogues of increasing sophistication between artists and computers. The project is designed to help create the next generation of digital .... Improvisational interfaces: developing new human-computer creativity. This project intends to introduce new methods for the design and use of creative software for both learning and professional artistic practice. Using innovative interactive techniques based on improvisation, the project seeks to significantly boost human creativity through improvisational dialogues of increasing sophistication between artists and computers. The project is designed to help create the next generation of digital arts software systems that will assist creative professionals in developing their own unique creative styles and encourage young people to develop their creative potential. These advancements would promote higher productivity and greater creativity vital to Australia's future creative industries.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180100670

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $354,592.00
    Summary
    A neural fuzzy fusion engine for human-machine autonomous systems. This project aims to develop an intelligent engine to adaptively fuse multiple trust-based information from various agents in human machine autonomous systems (HMAS). The project will develop new techniques to detect covert-state drift, model trustworthiness between humans and machines, and adaptively fuse information under various kinds of uncertainty and trust levels. These techniques will be integrated to produce a general fra .... A neural fuzzy fusion engine for human-machine autonomous systems. This project aims to develop an intelligent engine to adaptively fuse multiple trust-based information from various agents in human machine autonomous systems (HMAS). The project will develop new techniques to detect covert-state drift, model trustworthiness between humans and machines, and adaptively fuse information under various kinds of uncertainty and trust levels. These techniques will be integrated to produce a general framework to facilitate human-machine interaction and enable better collaborative decisions in HMAS. The outcomes will benefit human-centric automation systems in general and next-generation autonomous vehicles in particular, which will contribute to the Australian economy.
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