MEETING-DATE:October 21, 2009
MEETING-LOCATION:DC 1304
MEETING-TIME:1:30
MEETING-CHAIR:Jaime Ruiz
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COFFEE-HOUR-LAST-WEEK:cancelled
COFFEE-HOUR-THIS-WEEK:Volunteers?
COFFEE-HOUR-NEXT-WEEK:Volunteers?
FORTH-DATE1:October 28, 2009
FORTH-DATE2:November 4, 2009
FORTH-DATE3:November 11, 2009
FORTH-DATE4:November 18, 2009
FORTH-LOCATION1:DC 1304 1:30
FORTH-LOCATION2:DC 1304 1:30
FORTH-LOCATION3:DC 1304 1:30
FORTH-LOCATION4:DC 1304 1:30
FORTH-CHAIR1:Andrew Seniuk
FORTH-CHAIR2:Martin Talbot
FORTH-CHAIR3:Mike Terry
FORTH-CHAIR4:Matthew Thorne 
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FORTH-TP1:Edward Lank
FORTH-TP2:Xinling Chen
FORTH-TP3:Matei Negulescu
FORTH-TP4:Alex Pytel 
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TPNAME:Zainab Meraj
TPTITLE:How Do People Draw
TPABSTRACT:I will present the setup and results of two studies by Forrester Cole et al, on analyzing human line drawings. Both papers offer new techniques for conducting experiments in computer graphics and psychology related studies.<nl><nl>In the first paper they study artist line drawings intended to convey 3D shape, and compare them with known CG line algorithm outputs for further analysis.<nl><nl>In the second paper, Cole et al investigate closer how people interpret shape from sparse line drawings.<nl>
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SEMINARS:<dl><dt>2009 Oct 22, 16:00 - Distinguished Lecture Series Seminar</dt><nl><dd>Adi Shamir, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel <br<nl>>How Cryptosystems Are Really Broken</dd></dl><nl><nl><dl><dt>2009 Oct 23, 10:30 - Software Engineering Research Group Seminar</dt><nl><dd>Norihiro Yoshida, Osaka University<br<nl>>Code Clone Analysis and its Application for Refactoring</dd></dl><nl><dl><dt>2009 Oct 26, 14:30 - Bioinformatics Group PhD Seminar</dt><dd><nl>Bashir Sadjad, School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo <br<nl>>Ligand activity by surface similarity order: a new tool for ligand based virtual screening</dd></dl><nl><nl><dl><dt>2009 Nov 02, 11:00 - Bioinformatics Group Seminar</dt><nl><dd>Jean-Claude Latombe, Computer Science Department, Stanford University <br<nl>>Computational Tools to Study Protein Low-Frequency Motions</dd></dl><nl><nl><dl><dt>2009 Nov 06, 10:30 - Software Engineering Research Group Seminar</dt><nl><dd>Jorge Aranda, University of Toronto <br<nl>>The Secret Life of Bugs: Going Past the Errors and Omissions in Software Repositories</dd></dl><nl><dl><dt>2009 Nov 16, 10:30 - Computer Science Seminar</dt><nl><dd>Csaba Szepesvari, Department of Computing Science, University of Alberta <br<nl>>Off-Policy Reinforcement Learning</dd></dl><nl><nl>