Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Advanced Computing Technology (ACT) Laboratory

About the Advanced Computing Technology (ACT) Laboratory
Affiliated Research Centers and Facilities
Current Research Projects

For more information please contact Dr. Xin Feng, D.Sc.

About The Advanced Computing Technology (ACT) Laboratory

The Advanced Computing Technology (ACT) Laboratory develops and investigates new computational methods for industrial, medical, and environmental applications. Such methods include the development of genetic algorithms for applied optimization and control problems, fuzzy control, artificial neural networks, and the application of interval mathematics and fuzzy set theory for modelling uncertainty. The Advanced Computing Technology Laboratory is equipped with numerous networked PCs. A variety of intelligent controls, virtual reality, neural network, and expert systems software is installed on the network.

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Current Research Projects

• Data Mining and Temporal Pattern Recognition of Time Series Data
• Fuzzy Optimal Control Theory and Applications
• Interval Based Neural Networtk Training
• Interval linear algebra mathematical software package;

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ACT Research Personel

• Dr. Xin Feng, D.Sc. (Director)
• Richard Pavinelli
• Mark Palmer
• Ailing Shen

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