Assistant Research Professor
Home Department: RI
Office: 219 Elliot Dunlap Smith Hall
Phone: (412) 268-4461
Administrative Assistant:
Devin Frank
Mailing Address
The research in the Computational Behavior Lab broadly focuses on computer vision and machine learning for behavior science and affective computing, specifically in areas of modelling, analysis, and synthesis of human behavior using diverse sensors. We develop methods to model and analyze multiple, varied nonverbal modalities (face, head, gaze, body from video, and physiology from biosensors). Our work is motivated by applications in the field of human health, computer graphics, and assistive computer vision.
Research Topics
- Computer Vision
- Deep Learning
- Facial Recognition
- Augmented Reality
- 3-D Vision and Recognition
- Sensing & Perception
- Human Activity Forecasting
- Active Perception
- Field & Service Robotics
- Geometric Algorithms
- Graphics & Creative Tools
- Human-Centered Robotics
- Learning and Classification
- Multisensor Data Fusion
- Manipulation & Interfaces
- Robot Structures
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