David John Stracuzzi, an American computer scientist and research staff at Sandia National Laboratories. His research focuses on generally on artificial intelligence [1], cognition, machine learning, and feature selection. He received his Ph.D. in 2006 at University of Massachusetts Amherst under advisor Paul E. Utgoff, thesis topic Scalable Knowledge Acquisition through Cumulative Learning and Memory Organization, also covering Chess [2].
David Stracuzzi [3]

Selected Publications

1999

• Paul E. Utgoff, David J. Stracuzzi (1999). Approximation Via Value Unification. ICML 1999, pdf

2000 ...

• David J. Stracuzzi, Paul E. Utgoff (2000). Feature compilation. University of Massachusetts Amherst, TR-00-18, pdf
• Paul E. Utgoff, David J. Stracuzzi (2002). Many-Layered Learning. Neural Computation, Vol. 14, No. 10, pdf
• Paul E. Utgoff, David J. Stracuzzi (2004). Randomized Variable Elimination. Journal of Machine Learning Research, Vol. 5, pdf

2005 ...

• David J. Stracuzzi (2005). Scalable learning in many layers. University of Massachusetts Amherst, TR-05-02, pdf
• David J. Stracuzzi (2006). Scalable Knowledge Acquisition through Cumulative Learning and Memory Organization. Ph.D. thesis, University of Massachusetts Amherst, advisor Paul E. Utgoff, pdf
• David J. Stracuzzi (2007). Randomized Feature Selection. in Huan Liu, Hiroshi Motoda (eds.) Computational Methods of Feature Selection. CRC Press, pdf

2010 ...

• David J. Stracuzzi, Alan Fern, Kamal Ali, Robin Hess, Jervis Pinto, Nan Li, Tolga Könik, Dan Shapiro (2011). An application of transfer to American football: From observation of raw video to control in a simulated environment. AI Magazine, Vol. 32, No. 2, preprint as pdf
• Héctor Muñoz-Avila, David J. Stracuzzi (2014). Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence 2013. AI Magazine, Vol. 35, No. 1

External Links

• David J. Stracuzzi
• David Stracuzzi | LinkedIn
• The Mathematics Genealogy Project - David Stracuzzi

References

1. ^ David J. Stracuzzi
2. ^ David J. Stracuzzi (2006). Scalable Knowledge Acquisition through Cumulative Learning and Memory Organization. Ph.D. thesis, University of Massachusetts Amherst, advisor Paul E. Utgoff, pdf
3. ^ David Stracuzzi | LinkedIn
4. ^ dblp: David J. Stracuzzi
5. ^ David J. Stracuzzi - Publications

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