Ricardo da Silva Torres

• Abstract

  This exchange project proposes the simulation of football players and games, using Multi-Agent System technologies studied by the Tsukuba PI, and based on the graph models developed by the Brazilian PI. The Multi-Agent Simulation will allow the visualization, validation, and exploration of the football player models, leading to a greater understanding of the relationship between the model…

  Human-computer collaboration for the generation of soccer strategies using multi-agent simulations, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  The incipient era of big data is centered on the possibility of exploiting hidden relationship from data, generating knowledge, which can benefit the several sectors of society. However, this activity brings high demanding processing and communication requirements. Moreover, the ever-increasing deployment of sensors adds new pattern of generation of data, which needs to be dealt with. To …

  Communications and processing of big data in cloud and fog computing, AP.TEM

• Abstract

  This subproject aims to improve the infrastructure of University of Campinas - UNICAMP, by the creation of two multiuser auditoria and the acquisition of equipment's for videoconferences, and stream broadcasting of lectures and seminars. This subproject will benefit the whole UNICAMP community, with a direct impact in research and teaching activities at Institute of Computing (IC) and CLE…

  Improvements on the multiuser communication facilities at UNICAMP, AP.R

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• Abstract

  The study of relationships between objects and their properties is a common pattern in many areas of science.Studies on developmental disorders, gene expression analysis, and rumor propagation in social networks are some of the many examples where the analysis of graph data is fundamental to comprehending the phenomena in question.However, manually extracting and reasoning about this info…

  Temporal relational reasoning with neural networks, BP.DR

• Abstract

  Studying the space-time dynamics of the environment in which we live is of extreme importance for decision-making and elaboration of public policies related to the changes of vegetation cover and land uses. One way to study these dynamics is to identify ecological characteristics of the regions of the planet, where man's interaction with nature is present. Pertaining that question, we int…

  Structural breaks detection in time series and its use in the definition of stability measures, BP.MS

• Abstract

  In recent years, there has been a rapid growth of multimedia content, especially on the World Wide Web. A multimedia object, when associated with a subject, it is encoded under different perspectives, for example, using text, images, or videos, usually referred to as their multi-modal components. By exploiting the different information provided by these different modalities, we could have…

  A bag-of-graphs approach for cross-modal representations, BP.DR

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• Abstract

  Team sports, such as soccer and basketball, are mostly driven by the coordinated efforts of their players, leading to a complex system of interactions. Motivated by the availability of data related to these sports, recent methods were introduced to model the behavior of players using tracking data. While they produce convincing models of how players behave during matches, relations betwee…

  Neural networks for temporal relational reasoning in soccer analysis, BE.EP.DR

• Abstract

  The detection and characterization of temporal changes are of paramount importance in the process of understanding how complex mechanisms work and evolve. Especially in the context of changes in vegetation distribution it is essential to understand the impact of and response to changes in conditions and disturbance regimes. In this context, understanding how tropical biomes respond to ext…

  Quantifying Amazon's resilience through structural breaks associated with extreme climatic events, BE.EP.MS

• Abstract

  In recent years, there has been a rapid growth of multimedia content, especially on the World Wide Web. A multimedia object, when associated with a subject, is encoded under different perspectives, for example, using text, images, or videos, usually referred to as their multi-modal components. By exploiting the different views provided by these different modalities, we could have a better…

  A bag-of-graphs approach for cross-modal representations, BE.EP.DR

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)