Experts on algorithms
Widely used in mathematics and computer science, algorithms are well-defined, step-by-step sets of instructions or rules used to solve particular problems or achieve specific goals. These instructions can be given to a computer to perform a specific task. Algorithms underlie other types of computation, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data mining (a technique used in data science). WPI experts on algorithms use these tools for a wide range of innovative purposes, including building models of biological systems and human trafficking, detecting wound infections, identifying key predictors of suicide, and organizing robot swarms.
Scott D Barton
- Associate Professor Humanities & Arts
Rodica Neamtu
- Professor of Teaching Computer Science
Sarah D Olson
- William Steur Professor & Department Head Mathematical Sciences
Cagdas Onal
- Associate Professor Robotics Engineering
Carlo Pinciroli
- Associate Professor/Graduate Coordinator Robotics Engineering
Andrew C Trapp
- Professor The Business School
Eric Mosher Young
- Associate Professor-Engineering Chemical Engineering
Haichong Zhang
- Associate Professor Robotics Engineering