Laboratory for Computational Intelligence (LCI) Wiki

Welcome to the home of LCI wiki. This is a web-based collaboration area for members of the LCI. The site is protected so that only people inside UBC CS can access it.

This is a wiki, which means that anyone who can access it can edit it. Wikis are flexible tools for sharing information, so it is up to LCI members to find useful applications. You can play around; it's all backed up, so you can't mess anything up. Want some tips? When you click "edit", formatting tips are displayed at the bottom. Or check out the TWikiTutorial for more complete information.

LCI Topics

• Instructions to edit lci public webpages lciweb.pdf

• LCI Open House Presentations:
  • lcilabMarch2006.zip: Grad Recruiting Talk, March 2006
  • LCIoverviewLong04.pdf:
  • LCIoverviewLong040907.ppt:
  • LCIoverviewShort04.pdf:
  • LCIoverviewShort040907.ppt:
  • IUI-LCI-04.pdf:
  • IUI-LCI-04.ppt:
  • kevin04.pdf:
  • kevin04.ppt:
  • robotics-vision04.pdf:
  • robotics-vision04.ppt.gz:

• Kevin Murphy:
  • Kevin's Research Group
  • CPSC 540- Machine Learning

• Reading groups:
  • Robuddies
• Robots
• PostDocs

* Precarn IS 2006 conference details

• Other wikis
  • The UBC Machine Learning Wiki has been around for a while. We mostly use it for organizing our research notes and sharing technical tips. It uses the Mediawiki software, which will be familiar to anyone who's ever used Wikipedia (and it supports Latex equations). You're welcome to check it out and request an account.

Site Tools of the LCI Web

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• WebIndex: List all LCI topics in alphabetical order. See also the faster WebTopicList
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• WebStatistics: View access statistics of the LCI web
• WebPreferences: Preferences of the LCI web (TWikiPreferences has site-wide preferences)

Notes:

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