Inverse problems occur in a wide range of scientific applications, such as in the fields of signal processing, medical imaging, or geophysics. This work aims to present to the field practitioners, in an accessible and concise way, several established and newer cutting-edge computational methods used in the field of inverse problems—and when and how these techniques should be employed.
Genetic Programming: A Novel Computing Approach in Modeling Water Flows
High-throughput next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies have evolved rapidly and are reshaping the scope of genomics research. The substantial decrease in the cost of NGS techniques in the past decade has led to its rapid adoption in biological research and drug development. Genomics studies of large populations are producing a huge amount of data, giving rise to computational issues arou…
Visuo-Motor Tasks in a Brain-Computer Interface Analysis
Softness Haptic Display Device for Human- Computer Interaction
The Role of Head-Up Display in Computer-Assisted Instruction
Non-intrusive Physiological Monitoring for Affective Sensing of Computer Users
Nomad Devices Adaptation for Offering Computer Accessible Services
Multi-Dimensional Force Sensor Design for Haptic Human-Computer Interaction