Machine Learning in Support of Family Coordination

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Google Tech Talk (more info below)
June 1, 2011

Presented by Scott Davidoff, Ph.D.

ABSTRACT

This talk describes how my work with busy families:
(1) identifies how their coordination breaks down (from 3 years of fieldwork and experience prototyping)
(2) Identifies how we can apply unsupervised machine learning to this problem context (using mobile phone GPS)
(3) Creates a new way to visualize the calendar that combines manually input and learned information



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