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  Welcome to the homepage of the Control Group in the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge. The Control Group is part of the Information Engineering Division of Cambridge University Engineering Department.

The Control Group carries out research which ranges from fundamental theory through to applied control. Some areas of emphasis include:

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  • Control of hybrid systems;
  • Biological applications of control and systems theory;
  • Applications of advanced control and systems methods to challenging applications in the automotive, aeronautic and IT sectors.
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  • Regulation and control in the nervous system, neural dynamics and neurophysiology
 

The Control Group is home to five Faculty members and around 20 research staff and research students. If you are interested in engaging in collaborative research, or joining the group as a student or visitor, you may wish to contact a member of staff whose interests are similar to your own.

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The Control Group carries out research which ranges from fundamental theory through to applied control. Some areas of emphasis include:

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  Welcome to the homepage of the Control Group in the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge. The Control Group is part of the Information Engineering Division of Cambridge University Engineering Department.

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  • Biological applications of control and systems theory;
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  Welcome to the homepage of the Control Group in the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge. The Control Group is part of the Information Engineering Division of Cambridge University Engineering Department.

The Control Group carries out research which ranges from fundamental theory through to applied control. Some areas of emphasis include:

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  • Control of constrained systems, model-predictive control and on-line optimisation;
  • Control of large scale networks of interacting agents;
  • Modelling and control of mechanical networks;
  • Control of hybrid systems;
  • Biological applications of control and systems theory;
  • Applications of advanced control and systems methods to challenging applications in the automotive, aeronautic and IT sectors.
 
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We welcome you to browse our website using the links to find out more about the research which is currently underway. Detailed descriptions of our facilities are available, and a full list of recent publications is also on-line.

If you are interested in engaging in collaborative research, or joining the group as a student or visitor, you may wish to contact a member of staff whose interests are similar to your own.

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To see how we fit into the structure of the rest of the Department, see the Research Groups home pages page.

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The Control Group's work ranges from fundamental theory through to applied control. A number of new directions have been initiated outside of traditional engineering areas (e.g. biological systems, internet stability). It is expected that this mix will continue, with themes such as hybrid dynamical systems, system interconnection, control with constraints, being major areas of focus, and with new directions being initiated in timely fashion..

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>		 The Control Group is part of the Information Engineering Division of Cambridge University Engineering Department.

To see how we fit into the structure of the rest of the Department, see the Research Groups home pages page.

The Control Group is home to 25 staff and students engaged in research covering the whole spectrum of control engineering. Since its formation more than / years ago, the Group has produced over ? PhDs.

The Control Group's work ranges from fundamental theory through to applied control. A number of new directions have been initiated outside of traditional engineering areas (e.g. biological systems, internet stability). It is expected that this mix will continue, with themes such as hybrid dynamical systems, system interconnection, control with constraints, being major areas of focus, and with new directions being initiated in timely fashion..

We welcome you to browse our website using the links to find out more about the research which is currently underway. Detailed descriptions of our facilities are available, and a full list of recent publications is also on-line.

If you are interested in engaging in collaborative research, or joining the group as a student or visitor, you may wish to contact a member of staff whose interests are similar to your own.

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Module L102: Statistical Machine Translation

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Example ACS Projects

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To see how we fit into the structure of the rest of the Department, see the Research Groups home pages page.

An overview of the laboratory, and a list of current research projects are available.

The Machine Intelligence Laboratory comprises three research groups:

Computer Vision & Robotics Group

Speech Group

Medical Imaging Group


3D models from uncalibrated images, Object recognition. Human-computer interfaces. Visual tracking and localisation. Visually guided robotics and autonomous systems. Augmented reality.

Continuous speech recognition and transcription, spoken dialog systems, synthesis and coding. Machine translation.

3D ultrasound for medical applications: calibration, acquisition, visualisation, volume measurement, deconvolution and strain imaging. The Stradx and Stradwin systems.



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Welcome to the Main web

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3D models from uncalibrated images, Object recognition. Human-computer interfaces. Visual tracking and localisation. Visually guided robotics and autonomous systems. Augmented reality.

Continuous speech recognition and transcription, spoken dialog systems, synthesis and coding. Machine translation.

3D ultrasound for medical applications: calibration, acquisition, visualisation, volume measurement, deconvolution and strain imaging. The Stradx and Stradwin systems.



 
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Welcome to the Main web

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