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Using Games to Solve Problems that Computers Cannot Yet Solve:
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       Locating Objects in Images

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Roy Liu
The REU student will build a new game called Peekaboom that will obtain information about the location and shape of the objects in images. The data obtained from this game will be used to build the most comprehensive dataset for training computer vision algorithms. See http://www.peekaboom.org

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REU Projects for Summer 2005
Covert Multi-Party Computation
Dynamic and Kinetic Algorithms for 3d Convex Hull
Using Games to Solve Problems that Computers Cannot Yet Solve: Collecting Common Sense Knowledge Using Variants of the Game TABOO
Using Games to Solve Problems that Computers Cannot Yet Solve: Improving Accessibility of the Web
Using Games to Solve Problems that Computers Cannot Yet Solve: Locating Objects in Images
Understanding the Complexity of Distances in the Internet, and the Performance of New Routing Protocols
Certification Infrastructure for Trust-Free Grid Computing
Algorithms for Halplotype-Based Association Studies
Proof Planning for Theorem Provers

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This material is based upon work supported by National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0122581.
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