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Introduction to Human Centered Computing
This lecture overviews Human Centered Computing that has many applications in Human-Computer Interfaces, Data Analytics and Social Media Analytics.

Artificial Intelligence and Games Textbook
This book aims to be the first comprehensive textbook on the application and use of artificial intelligence (AI) in, and for, games.
Discrete-time Signals and Systems
This lecture overviews discrete-time Signals and Systems topics. Discrete-time signals are presented: periodic signals, delta signal, unit step signal, exponential signal, trigonometric signals, complex exponential signal.
Video Captioning
This lecture overviews Video Captioning that has many applications in video description, search and retrieval. It covers the following topics in detail: Video captioning definitions and datasets.
Video Summarization Using Deep Neural Networks: A Survey
Video summarization technologies aim to create a concise and complete synopsis by selecting the most informative parts of the video content.
State – Space Equations
This lecture overviews State –Space Equations that has many applications in digital filters, systems theory and deep learning.
Probabilistic Logics to Neuro-Symbolic Artificial Intelligence
A central challenge to contemporary AI is to integrate learning and reasoning.
Federated Learning
This lecture overviews that has many applications in distributed Machine Learning and privacy protection.
Deep Reinforcement Learning
This lecture overviews Deep Reinforcement Learning that has many applications in, e.g., Game playing agents, Self-driving vehicles, Robotics (Robot cleaners) and Stock exchange agents.
Recurrent Neural Networks. LSTMs
This lecture overviews Recurrent Neural Networks and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks that have many applications in signal and video analysis. It covers the following topics in detail: Neural Networks for Sequence Analysis.
Multilayer perceptron. Backpropagation
This lecture covers the basic concepts and architectures of Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP), Activation functions, and Universal Approximation Theorem.
Digital Pathology: On the intersection of Computer Vision and Data Science
Due to the proliferation of whole-slide-imaging (WSI) digital scanners it is now possible to leverage computer vision, image analysis, and machine learning techniques, such as deep learning to process the digital pathology images in hopes to derive