All Projects

Emotions are very subjective and scholars find it difficult to classify the range of emotions displayed by humans (and animals). Not only do we show emotions but equally well detect emotions of others. This production and detection of emotions happiness, sadness, joyousness, anger, disgust, fear, and surprise, helps us to function intelligently in this world. … Read more

Final Year Project. Shared mobility has experienced significant growth in recent years and has the potential to reduce the climate impact of transportation through a more efficient use of resources in terms of vehicle utilisation, road space and energy. On-demand services have been offered for a wide range of vehicles including cars, vans, bicycles, electric … Read more

Final Year Project. The relative value that someone places on their time varies from person to person and even from moment to moment for the same person. Current vehicle route finding services like Google Maps or Open Route Service offer a blunt choice to users to either take routes that include tolled roads or routes … Read more

Final Year Project. At the level of the individual the use of vehicle routing algorithms such as Dijkstra’s Algorithm or A* can lead to reduced travel times. This however comes at the cost of increasing traffic on alternative routes which leads to a suboptimal performance of the transportation network as a whole. In this project … Read more

The interval algebra of Allen 1983 is one of the most commonly used approaches to time and events in natural language processing (Jurafsky and Martin 2023, chapter 22). The aim of this project is to introduce probabilities on relations between intervals, based on transitions between states, conceived at different granularities and recording varying extents of … Read more