Mark Peters

University of New South Wales	Faculty of Engineering	School of Computer Science and Engineering	Department of Artificial Intelligence	Vision and Robotics Laboratory

This photograph was taken in the Australian Graduate School of Management garden, just outside the Samuels Building, on 3 July 1995. Sweater by Cuggi, hair by Synergy. And, by the way, just for your information, I'm told I'm a fair bit thinner than I appear here . (Photo: Hairong Yu).

PhD Research Topic (Started 20 March 1995. Well, maybe more like 23 November 1995. No sign of finishing just yet). Vision and Learning Applied to Understanding Human Movement

Publications

• Mark W Peters and Arcot Sowmya, Active vision and adaptive learning, Intelligent Robots and Computer Vision, SPIE, Boston, 1996. (gzipped postscript, 75k).
• Mark W Peters and Arcot Sowmya, WRAITH: Ringing the changes in a changing world, 4th Conference of the Australasian Cognitive Science Society, Newcastle, Australia, 1997. (gzipped postscript, 34k).
• Mark W Peters and Arcot Sowmya, DIEM: A real-time variable sampling technique for active vision applications, 1997. (gzipped postscript, 438k).

Teaching

• MCogSc Cognitive Science Core Level 2 Subject, Session 2, 1995

HPST5202 Society and Information Technology
• MCogSc Cognitive Science Core Level 2 Subject, Session 1, 1996

HPST5201 Cognition and Perception
• MCogSc Cognitive Science Core Level 2 Subject, Session 2, 1996

HPST5202 Issues in Contemporary Cognitive Science
• MCogSc Cognitive Science Core Level 2 Subject, Session 2, 1997

HPST5201 Steven Pinker's "The Language Instinct"
• MCogSc Cognitive Science Core Level 2 Subject, Session 2, 1997

HPST5202 Francis Crick's "The Astonishing Hypothesis"

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