Prof. David Ellis

Neuromuscular Control of Movement Prof.: David M. Koceja

Identification E 6820 Spring ’ 08 Final Project Report Prof . Dan Ellis

People use biometric information to distinguish between different persons. Visually, face is one most important feature, other unique features, such as finger-prints, iris, are often used. Another way to identify a person is from the acoustic fact that each person’s voice are different, this forms one area of speech processing, automatic speaker recognition. For the past few decades, many solut...

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Comparing Artificial Intelligence Music and Human Music: a Case Study of Prof. David Cope’s Emmy System

This is a pilot study analysing the difference between algorithmic compositions and human music, and subsequently evaluating the authenticity of music-composing algorithms. In this project, we use tools from information theory to study the music pieces created by a well-known system, “Emmy”, built by Prof. David Cope. We make the comparison between Emmy’s compositions in the style of J.S. Bach’...

Richard H Ellis

RICHARD HANCOCK ELLIS (1937-1995) With the tragic and premature death of Richard Ellis the history of anaesthesia has lost one of its most outstanding researchers and exponents. Dick Ellis was born on 11 September 1937. He graduated from the London Hospital Medical School in 1961, and commenced his training in anaesthetics two years later. He became a Fellow of the Faculty of Anaesthetists in 1...