The Institute for Computational Intelligence (ICI) at Hampshire
College supports advanced artificial intelligence research by
undergraduates in collaboration with faculty through courses,
independent study activities, and interactions with the broader
research community. Utilizing facilities that include The Hampshire
College Cluster Computing Facility and building on connections
to the Computer Science Department
at The University of Massachusetts,
Amherst (where Professor Spector has an adjunct appointment),
ICI members have produced a large number of collaborative publications
and other project
results. (Publications with undergraduate coauthors can be found by
searching for the tag "undergraduate coauthor" on the publications
page.) ICI has received generous support from Hampshire
College and from grants to Lee
Spector.
Lee Spector (director)
Thomas Helmuth (UMass PhD student)
Emma Tosch (Umass PhD student)
Kyle Harrington (Hampshire alumnus and Brandeis PhD student)
Nathan Whitehouse (Hampshire College undergraduate)
Kwaku Yeboah Antwi (Hampshire College undergraduate)
Omri Bernstein (Hampshire College undergraduate)
Also recently affiliated: Scott Niekum, Daniel Gerow, Brian Martin
Recent lab products
Clojush: An
implementation of the Push
programming language for evolutionary computation, and the
associated PushGP genetic programming system, in Clojure.
Psh: An
implementation of the Push
programming language for evolutionary computation, and the
associated PushGP genetic programming system, in Java.
PshApplet:
A symbolic regression demonstration using the Java Push/PushGP
implementation (Psh)
in the Processing
programming environment.
PushBrush:
An arts-oriented, visual demonstration of the Java Push/PushGP
implementation (Psh)
in the Processing
programming environment.