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    Graham W. Taylor

    PhD, P.Eng.

    Professor

    College of Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Interdisciplinary Engineering

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    Research Areas

    • Engineering Systems and Computing
    • Computer Engineering
    • AI Affiliated Faculty

    Research Interests

    My research spans a number of topics in deep learning. I am interested in open problems such as how to effectively learn with less labeled data, and how to build human-centred AI systems. I am interested in methodologies such as generative modelling, graph representation learning and sequential decision making. I also pursue applied projects that leverage computer vision to mitigate biodiversity loss.

    Graduate Courses

    • ENGG*6500: Introduction to Machine Learning
    • UNIV*6080: Computational Thinking for Artificial Intelligence

    Undergraduate Courses

    • ENGG*3130: Modelling Complex Systems
    • ENGG*4450: Large-Scale Software Architecture Engineering