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Grp-096-183 Early Warning Signals For Geopolitical Oil Shocks Via Multi-Model Nlp Sentiment Analysis, Nzubechukwu Ohalete Apr 2026

Grp-096-183 Early Warning Signals For Geopolitical Oil Shocks Via Multi-Model Nlp Sentiment Analysis, Nzubechukwu Ohalete

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The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly 20% of the world’s daily oil supply. Its closure on March 4, 2026, sent Brent crude surging 36.6%, from $74.64 to a peak of $118.35/barrel. Traditional time-series models fail during such unprecedented shocks because the historical price data contains no analog. This study evaluates whether NLP sentiment analysis can detect crisis signals in news text before they appear in prices, and whether agreement patterns across models predict volatility. We score 2,249 Guardian news articles using five deterministic sentiment models across three tiers: a lexicon baseline (VADER), a general-purpose transformer (RoBERTa-CardiffNLP), and three financial-domain transformers …

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Grp-114-127 Gamma-Sieve: Structural De-Obfuscation Of Financial Regime Manipulation Via Heterophilic Graph Neural Networks, Christopher Regan Apr 2026

Grp-114-127 Gamma-Sieve: Structural De-Obfuscation Of Financial Regime Manipulation Via Heterophilic Graph Neural Networks, Christopher Regan

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Market manipulation increasingly exploits fragmentation — dispersing orders across dozens of accounts, venues, and sub-second timing windows — to evade rule-based surveillance. We present Gamma-Sieve, a heterophilic graph neural network approach that constructs heterogeneous transaction graphs (four node types, ten edge types) from market microstructure data, applying CARE-GNN with RL-gated edge filtering and TFE-GNN with spectral triple-frequency decomposition. At production scale, heterophilic GNNs outperform a bidirectional LSTM baseline by +16% AUC on fragmented coordination attacks. However, evaluation on real NASDAQ equity data (LOBSTER Level 3) reveals a critical domain-shift challenge: GNN false positive rates of 42–88% on legitimate trading, caused …

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Grp-146-136 Platonic Policy Representations: Navigating Learned Manifolds For Rapid Adaptation, Cameron Redovian Apr 2026

Grp-146-136 Platonic Policy Representations: Navigating Learned Manifolds For Rapid Adaptation, Cameron Redovian

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Adapting reinforcement learning policies to changing dynamics is typically addressed by domain randomization, which trains a single robust policy at the cost of specialization, or by meta-RL methods, which enable rapid adaptation but require online inference or optimization. We propose a different mechanism: extending the Platonic Representation Hypothesis (Huh et al., 2024) and vec2vec (Jha et al., 2025) to policy space, we show that diverse task-competent policies trained under varying dynamics admit a shared, low-dimensional manifold structure that is learnable from trajectory embeddings. Platonic Policy Representations (PPR) learns this manifold via geometric preservation losses, then navigates it for rapid adaptation: …

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Grp-150-192 From Construction Floor-Plan To Robot-Ready Navigation Map: A Dual-Memory Multi-Agentic Ai That Learns From Its Own Successes And Failures, Amatul Akhi Apr 2026

Grp-150-192 From Construction Floor-Plan To Robot-Ready Navigation Map: A Dual-Memory Multi-Agentic Ai That Learns From Its Own Successes And Failures, Amatul Akhi

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Construction floor plans contain rich architectural information, but they are not directly usable for robotic navigation in IoT-enabled smart buildings. They often require manual processing to remove irrelevant annotations and extract navigable layouts. Existing methods either depend on fixed image-processing pipelines that do not generalize well across different floor plan styles or on data-intensive learning models that require large annotated datasets. We propose a dual-memory multi-agent framework that treats floor plan-to-map conversion as a sequential, experience-driven decision process under data scarcity. The framework uses three cooperative agents for perception, decision-making, and evaluation, which interact through a shared persistent memory represented …

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Grp-163-229 Emotion Elicitation Via Empathic Ai (E-Ai) Agent Teacher In Vr Classroom, Arpita Paul Apr 2026

Grp-163-229 Emotion Elicitation Via Empathic Ai (E-Ai) Agent Teacher In Vr Classroom, Arpita Paul

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How emotions influence learning experiences in virtual reality (VR) remains unclear. To address this gap, we investigated the impact of emotionally elicited lectures on learners’ experiences and outcomes in a pedagogical VR classroom using a between-subjects design with two emotional conditions (positive vs. negative). Emotional cues were delivered by a virtual agent (VA) teacher through bodily gestures and verbal expressions during lecture delivery. In a user study (N=34), we collected multimodal data, including neurophysiological measures such as electroencephalography (EEG), galvanic skin response (GSR), heart rate (HR), heart rate variability (HRV), skin temperature, and eye gaze, along with self-reported emotion, learning …

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Grp-180-147 Quantum Augmented Microgrids (Quam) Simulator, Nitin Jha, Prateek Paudel Apr 2026

Grp-180-147 Quantum Augmented Microgrids (Quam) Simulator, Nitin Jha, Prateek Paudel

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Small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) are redefining the energy generation landscape by enabling the deployment of modular, scalable, and pre-built power units that can be used to build distributed autonomous microgrids for critical infrastructure and burgeoning AI factories. Often, these microgrids are linked together to provide a resilient, decentralized power generation infrastructure. Consequently, the cybersecurity of microgrids is of critical importance. In this work, we propose a quantum augmented network framework for resilient microgrids. We integrate the ideas of secure quantum networking, quantum anonymous notification, and quantum random number generation to strengthen the integrity, confidentiality, and privacy of microgrid networks. …

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Uc-011-171 Beyond Postseason Awards: Predicting Accolades Via Real-Time Control Chart Signals In The Ncaa Transfer Era, Daniel Bowen, Shayaan Cyclewalla Apr 2026

Uc-011-171 Beyond Postseason Awards: Predicting Accolades Via Real-Time Control Chart Signals In The Ncaa Transfer Era, Daniel Bowen, Shayaan Cyclewalla

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In the era of the NCAA transfer portal, collegiate basketball coaches face the critical challenge of identifying and targeting elite recruits within a condensed 15-day window. This study investigates the predictability of elite player performance by analyzing postseason award winners within the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA). Utilizing game-by-game data on player efficiency, usage percentages, and Player Efficiency Ratings (PER), we implemented an Exponentially Weighted Moving Average (EWMA) control chart—a technique from the Statistical Process Control (SPC) family—to monitor performance signals. Our results indicate that the EWMA model successfully identifies future award-winning players after an average of only 8.58 games. By …

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Uc-082-216 Ai Driven Guest Support For Vacationsforyou​, Cassidie Grogan, Kendal Elison, Benjamin Dulcio, Ezra Begashaw, Wilfred Faltz Apr 2026

Uc-082-216 Ai Driven Guest Support For Vacationsforyou​, Cassidie Grogan, Kendal Elison, Benjamin Dulcio, Ezra Begashaw, Wilfred Faltz

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The AI Guest Support Assistant is a proof-of-concept, web-based chatbot designed to streamline guest support for a high-volume vacation rental operation. The system leverages a Large Language Model (LLM) combined with a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) approach to deliver accurate, context-aware responses to common guest inquiries, such as reservation details and check-in times. Built using a React frontend and a FastAPI backend, the platform integrates securely with the StreamlineVRS property management system. The solution aims to reduce call center workload by automating repetitive inquiries while maintaining a clear escalation path for more complex requests. This project evaluates the feasibility, usability, and …

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Uc-086-235 Student Performance Pattern Mining, Cesar Arevalo Colocho Apr 2026

Uc-086-235 Student Performance Pattern Mining, Cesar Arevalo Colocho

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This project applies data mining techniques to explore patterns in a student performance dataset. The analysis focuses on discovering natural groupings of students and frequent associations among academic, social, and lifestyle attributes. Clustering and association rule mining are used to identify meaningful structures in the data, emphasizing pattern discovery and interpretation rather than outcome prediction.

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Uc-087-236 Early Prediction Of Player Performance, Grady Freeman, Hien Truong, Jackson Mayo Apr 2026

Uc-087-236 Early Prediction Of Player Performance, Grady Freeman, Hien Truong, Jackson Mayo

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This study examines whether early-season performance metrics can support player evaluation under the NCAA’s shortened transfer window. Using data from Conference USA and the Mid-American Conference, we modeled offensive (UASE) and defensive (DAR) efficiency with multiple predictive methods. Across both full-season and 9-game datasets, DAR was more predictable, with higher R² and lower RMSE values. Linear Regression consistently performed best for DAR, while KNN and Random Forest performed best for UASE depending on the dataset. Results show that meaningful performance patterns can be identified early in the season, even with limited data. These findings suggest analytics can help programs make …

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Uc-098-187 Zero-Inflated Poisson Modeling Of Ncaa Postseason Awards, Charles Lane, Kyle Bresko, Kaleb Treang Apr 2026

Uc-098-187 Zero-Inflated Poisson Modeling Of Ncaa Postseason Awards, Charles Lane, Kyle Bresko, Kaleb Treang

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Our project focuses on predicting postseason awards for NCAA Men's College Basketball which can be difficult to model given that less than 15% of players in a given season win awards. After evaluating basic models, we selected a Zero-Inflated Poisson (ZIP) model to account for most players receiving zero awards. We identified free-throw attempts as being the best predictor for the structural zeros present in who can win an award. The final ZIP model produced better evaluation metrics than other basic models. Accounting for structural zeros allowed us to better model how on court statistics can translate into postseason awards.

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Uc-099-189 Spectre, Alexander Tobal, Chris Higgins Jr, Jaylin Reeves, Logan Leichter Apr 2026

Uc-099-189 Spectre, Alexander Tobal, Chris Higgins Jr, Jaylin Reeves, Logan Leichter

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Spectre consists of four levels, where players complete various objectives and fight off ghosts while doing so. Our tutorial level introduces players to the mechanics, such as shooting, rear view mirror shooting, walking and jumping. With the rest of the levels focusing on completing objectives in order to progress. The final level culminates in a boss fight, ending the journey. While players explore and complete objectives, enemies drop a currency that players can spend to obtain upgrades. Getting hit by enemies not only reduces the players’ health but also applies debuffs to them making players more cautious of their surroundings. …

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Uc-117-213 Haunted Owl Hotel – A 3d Horror Maze Chase Game, Carter Griffin, Rin Egl, Kcyana Redmon, Jose Portillo, Alana Nesbit Apr 2026

Uc-117-213 Haunted Owl Hotel – A 3d Horror Maze Chase Game, Carter Griffin, Rin Egl, Kcyana Redmon, Jose Portillo, Alana Nesbit

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“Haunted Owl Hotel” is a horror Pac-Man-inspired, 3D maze chase game. You play as a cute owl named Sappy trying to escape the scary hotel, but suddenly your elevator breaks down. Navigate the spooky halls to collect the candles left behind on each floor to reactivate the elevator, but be careful, after grabbing each candle, the darkness left behind will follow you. Ghosts lurk around every corner hoping to make you their next victim. Descend through each floor without losing all 3 lives to escape the haunted owl hotel and win the game.

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Uc-121-133 Head In The Clouds, Hunter Osborne, Jane Day, Chase Bell Apr 2026

Uc-121-133 Head In The Clouds, Hunter Osborne, Jane Day, Chase Bell

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Head in the Clouds is a video game that puts the player in the shoes of a child with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). Rain, the protagonist, is told by their mother to take out the trash, but keeps getting distracted and daydreaming instead. The player must beat platforming challenges to get Rain back on task. The narrative and gameplay is meant to represent the difficulties of having ADHD.

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Uc-122-135 Mutatio Mentis, Isaac Alderman, Braden Mizell, Collin Sutton Apr 2026

Uc-122-135 Mutatio Mentis, Isaac Alderman, Braden Mizell, Collin Sutton

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Mutatio Mentis is a first person, narrative heavy, puzzle-lite RPG that follows the story of a renaissance era plague doctor and their attempt to alter the minds of three subjects; a gardener, a street urchin, and a priest. The narrative is set in 1637 Florence, Italy, in the wake of the Great Plague of Milan, and draws heavily from renaissance culture. Each of the three subjects have progressively more complex personal conflicts, which present through the gameplay aesthetics of each act, as the gameplay changes to reflect the problems of each subject. Our focus is on tackling mental and emotional …

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Uc-131-162 Physical 8-Bit Cpu, Samuel Hoerner, Aryan Merchant, John Dislen, Kyran Day Apr 2026

Uc-131-162 Physical 8-Bit Cpu, Samuel Hoerner, Aryan Merchant, John Dislen, Kyran Day

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This isn’t an app - it’s the machine behind it. A fully functional 8-bit CPU, built from scratch, turning raw signals into real computation. The system combines our custom assembly-to-run, FPGA-driven control unit (CU), discrete transistor Arithmetical Logical Unit (ALU), external memory, and 5 registers to execute programs through a fetch-execute cycle. The result is a tangible computing platform that bridges low-level digital logic with high-level system behavior.

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Uc-135-129 Fishgame: Mobile Hyper-Casual Fishing Game, Lauren Rousell, Lisbeth Martinez, Jacob Portillo, Jacob Miller Apr 2026

Uc-135-129 Fishgame: Mobile Hyper-Casual Fishing Game, Lauren Rousell, Lisbeth Martinez, Jacob Portillo, Jacob Miller

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fishGame is a strategy-driven hyper-casual mobile game that combines the accessibility of traditional mobile gameplay with the progression depth of a roguelike. The project was developed over a three-month period using Unity 6.3 and related production tools. Following the completion of an alpha build, testing was conducted through gameplay sessions and a detailed follow-up survey to gather feedback on player experience, clarity, and engagement. Results indicated that fishGame was well received, with players reporting low levels of confusion and strong replayability. These findings suggest a clear interest in mobile games that offer greater depth while preserving the immediacy and simplicity …

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Uc-136-132 Gamma Guardian: Teaching About Hlh, Lauren Rousell, Logan Leichter, Jacob Portillo, James Lock Apr 2026

Uc-136-132 Gamma Guardian: Teaching About Hlh, Lauren Rousell, Logan Leichter, Jacob Portillo, James Lock

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Gamma Guardian is an educational strategy game for children ages 6 to 12 that introduces Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH) and immune-system balance through interactive gameplay. The game places players inside the human body, where they use touch controls, antibody shields, and immune-response management to defend against interferon gamma, bacteria, and pathogens. Development used Unity 6.3 and followed a level-based design with educational feedback, AI-driven enemies, and a simple visual style to support learning. The result is a fully functional game with five levels, integrated educational content, and multi-platform support, exceeding the original goal of producing only a demo.

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Uc-137-237 The House Watches, Lisbeth Martinez, Lauren Rousell, Jaime Mcbride, Karizma Quiroz, Aidan Kleine Apr 2026

Uc-137-237 The House Watches, Lisbeth Martinez, Lauren Rousell, Jaime Mcbride, Karizma Quiroz, Aidan Kleine

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The House Watches is a horror-puzzle game about a boy and a dog trying to reunite after mysterious supernatural creatures, called duendes, invade their home. The game consists of two levels, each with a different mode of gameplay; level one is a more traditional item-collection horror experience, and level 2 is based around puzzles that must be completed in a limited time frame. The House Watches includes original art, music, and models, as well as a dynamic gameplay system that increases the difficulty of each level over time.

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Uc-142-177 Multiplayer Spsu Tub Racing Video Game, William Pitts, William Urvan, Thomas Powell, Joshua Young Apr 2026

Uc-142-177 Multiplayer Spsu Tub Racing Video Game, William Pitts, William Urvan, Thomas Powell, Joshua Young

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Multiplayer Bathtub Racing revives a well-known Southern Polytechnic State University tradition through a digital multiplayer experience built in Unity. The project extends a prior single-player tub racing game by adding online multiplayer

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Uc-144-182 Paracosm, Va'quez Friday Apr 2026

Uc-144-182 Paracosm, Va'quez Friday

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Paracosm is a gothic horror game revolving around a tattoo artist, named Villain, who discovers that his art has suddenly come to life. Despite this phenomenon, Villain insists on finishing his tasks before three Am, due to his superstitious nature. What he doesn’t know yet is that if he doesn’t finish by that time, then he will be forever stuck in his shop with no escape. He will also learn that not all of his lively drawings are friendly, and that the not-so friendly drawings of his will stop at nothing to make sure he fails-Knowing that if he fails, …

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Uc-158-205 Scrappyfin — Ind, Simulated Digital Wallet &​ Fraud Detection Platform, Logan Davis, Dante Galvan, Zahaira Jordan, Avery Bracey, Chris Pham Apr 2026

Uc-158-205 Scrappyfin — Ind, Simulated Digital Wallet &​ Fraud Detection Platform, Logan Davis, Dante Galvan, Zahaira Jordan, Avery Bracey, Chris Pham

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ScrappyFin is an educational FinTech platform developed in partnership with The Home Depot to simulate a digital wallet system and demonstrate fraud detection techniques. Users can create virtual wallets and perform synthetic transactions in a controlled environment, enabling analysis of financial behavior without real risk. The platform combines rule-based logic with machine learning models to identify suspicious activity, such as unusual transaction amounts or patterns. An admin dashboard provides clear explanations for flagged transactions. ScrappyFin showcases how modern financial systems detect risk while serving as a practical learning tool for software engineering and data-driven applications.

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Uc-152-211 Ccse Capstone Meeting Intelligence Platform, Calvin Crose, Noah Enyart, Marcus Johnson, Jaeden Jones, Jonah Smith Apr 2026

Uc-152-211 Ccse Capstone Meeting Intelligence Platform, Calvin Crose, Noah Enyart, Marcus Johnson, Jaeden Jones, Jonah Smith

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The CCSE Capstone Meeting Intelligence Platform is a web-based monitoring system designed to assist CCSE leadership in overseeing a large variety of capstone projects. Currently, the CCSE leadership handles the overseeing of projects manually, either with advisors sitting in on student-client meetings or by reviewing recordings, which can lead to problems where potential red flags are unidentified. To help manage this, the system processes Microsoft Teams meeting transcripts and analyzes them using a Large Language Model (LLM) combined with Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) techniques. It then will identify potential project risks like scope creep, conduct concerns, and deviations from project …

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Uc-167-222 Secu Horizon, Julian Duarte, Chance Boecker, Adam Martin, Rylan Collins, Oliver Haggard Apr 2026

Uc-167-222 Secu Horizon, Julian Duarte, Chance Boecker, Adam Martin, Rylan Collins, Oliver Haggard

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Secu Horizon is a fast-paced, stealth-based 3d action platformer, where you run around in a dystopian city. The main mechanic of the game revolves around a knife projectile that the player throws and teleports to. The game will have a strong mix of smooth platforming, soft stealth sections, and bullet time combat, as the player throws around the knife to defeat enemies. The feeling that this game will invoke is that of being an unstoppable rebel ninja, in the cold dead of the night.

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Uc-151-197 Nest: An Ai-Powered Transition Navigator For Aging-Out Foster Youth In Georgia, Stephen Sookra, Tylin Delaney, Brenden Bryant Apr 2026

Uc-151-197 Nest: An Ai-Powered Transition Navigator For Aging-Out Foster Youth In Georgia, Stephen Sookra, Tylin Delaney, Brenden Bryant

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Each year, approximately 600–700 young people age out of the Georgia foster care system with no permanent family, no housing plan, and no clear guide beyond a 250‑page state transition PDF. The outcomes are severe: high rates of homelessness, low college completion, and unstable employment. Nest is an AI‑powered, mobile‑first web application that turns this overwhelming bureaucracy into a personalized 90‑day transition plan generated in under 60 seconds. Through a short conversational intake, the system collects a youth’s age, county, housing status, and education or work goals, then uses a deterministic rules engine to determine likely eligibility for key programs …

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Uc-149-185 Ai-Assisted Media Organization And Intake System, Meilun Wu, Nevaeh Branham, Isaiah Higgins, Claude Kangni, Fatima Ahmed Apr 2026

Uc-149-185 Ai-Assisted Media Organization And Intake System, Meilun Wu, Nevaeh Branham, Isaiah Higgins, Claude Kangni, Fatima Ahmed

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This project includes the design and validation of a metadata-driven media intake and organization system implemented for the Office of the District Attorney, Cobb Judicial Circuit. The institution produces a considerable volume of photographs and video content via outreach programs and community interaction initiatives. Yet, the organization does not have an organized framework for managing media files, which results in inefficient file retrieval and data loss over time due to a lack of standardized organizational practices. In this regard, this project aims to develop a workflow-based system for the efficient organization of media files that will be powered by a …

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Uc-139-175 Agentic Debugger And Documenter, Olaoluwa Omodemi, Jade Le, Preston Dietz Apr 2026

Uc-139-175 Agentic Debugger And Documenter, Olaoluwa Omodemi, Jade Le, Preston Dietz

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Modern software development teams routinely introduce subtle bugs — mutable default arguments, bare exception handlers, insecure eval()/exec() calls, resource leaks, hardcoded secrets — that escape manual review but accumulate into technical debt and security risk. Existing linters identify problems but leave remediation to the developer. This project investigates whether a coordinated multi-agent system, combining rule-based static analysis with generative LLM reasoning, can autonomously detect, fix, and document such issues with no developer involvement beyond providing the input file.

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Ur-160-200 Tortured Artist, Caitlin Tigani, Ben Scholl, Adam Tucker, Anaiya Tucker Apr 2026

Ur-160-200 Tortured Artist, Caitlin Tigani, Ben Scholl, Adam Tucker, Anaiya Tucker

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You are a photographer that wants to move out, so you take pictures of your house to give to your real- estate agent. However, as you are developing the photos you hear a noise that makes you turn on the lights, ruining your photos. Now you must retake the photos before morning, but something around the house has changed. Rooms are no longer in the right place, items are moved around, doors are locked, and an entity is watching you. Will you find the secrets within the puzzles or be left tortured?

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Ur-147-188 Staged Multi-Modal Alzheimer Classification Using Uncertainty Quantification, Branden Chen, Ethan Litton, Long Doan Apr 2026

Ur-147-188 Staged Multi-Modal Alzheimer Classification Using Uncertainty Quantification, Branden Chen, Ethan Litton, Long Doan

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Diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease often depends on costly neuroimaging techniques such as MRIs and PET scans, which are not always accessible and can place a significant financial burden on healthcare systems. Existing clinical workflows lack a reliable way to determine which patients truly require these advanced tests, resulting in either unnecessary imaging or delayed and inaccurate diagnoses. To address this challenge, we propose the Uncertainty-Driven Dual-view (UDD) model, a multi-stage framework that integrates low-cost clinical and structural data with uncertainty-aware learning. The model first generates predictions using accessible data and quantifies its confidence, referring only high-uncertainty cases for further evaluation with …

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Ur-084-219 Towards Bounding The Behavior Of Neural Networks, Emmanuel Nwankwo Apr 2026

Ur-084-219 Towards Bounding The Behavior Of Neural Networks, Emmanuel Nwankwo

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Modern neural networks are typically considered black-box systems: while they are able to achieve state-of-the-art performance in many domains, it is difficult to elicit the reasons behind their decisions. From this, a sub-field of artificial intelligence called eXplainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) arose to fill this gap. One approach to XAI is based on the symbolic compilation of a neural network's behavior to a logical formula. However, such approaches are limited in scalability, due to the fundamental difficulty of the problem. This research instead proposes an incremental and anytime approach to explaining the behavior of a neural network, for image recognition. …

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