Michael C. Mozer

Using computational models to understand the mechanisms of human learning and cognition
Particular focus has been in the areas of visual perception, selective attention, awareness, executive control, and neuropsychological disorders
The adaptive house: a control system that learns to manage energy resources (air heat, water heat, lighting, and ventilation) in an actual residence to maximize the satisfaction of the inhabitants and minimize energy consumption
Speech recognition: developing low-cost neural-net-based hardware for speaker-dependent and speaker-independent recognition (see Sensory, Inc.)
Data mining applications (see AnswerOn, Umbria Communications)
For descriptions of current projects, see Mozer lab wiki

Department of Computer Science
Engineering Center, Room 741
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University of Colorado
Boulder, CO 80309-0430
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