dr. anna latour

dr. anna latour

she/her or they/them

computer scientist. feminist. trekkie.

New preprint: The Cardinality of Identifying Code Sets for Soccer Ball Graph with Application to Remote Sensing

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I am happy to announce that my co-authors and I have released the preprint of our new paper: The Cardinality of Identifying Code Sets for Soccer Ball Graph with Application to Remote Sensing, available here.

Please check out the related repository, and stay tuned for a blog post to explain what we’ve done!

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My first paper since joining Prof. Dr. Kuldeep Meel’s group at the National University of Singapore (NUS) has been accepted to IJCAI 2023! The topic of this paper was a completely new direction for me, and I learned a lot during this project. I had the great privilege to work with Kuldeep and with Prof. Dr. Arunabha Sen for Arizona State University (ASU) on this project, and learned a lot from each of them. In this blog post, I will share a bit about the problem that we solve, why it needs solving, and how we solve it, introducing our new tool: gismo.