2013 PHD Theses

• PHD-2013-01 Gal Lavee (Professor Ehud Rivlin): Understanding Events in Video
• PHD-2013-02 Kira Radinsky (Shaul Markovitch, Nir Ailon): Learning to Predict the Future using Web Knowledge and Dynamics
• PHD-2013-03 Keren Lenz (Yossi Gil): Internal and External Mechanisms for Extending Programming Languages
• PHD-2013-04 Ron Begleiter (Nir Ailon, Ran El-Yaniv): Theory and Practice of Active Learning
• PHD-2013-05 Mirit Shalem (Yaron Kanza and Ziv Bar-Yossef): Combined Search Over Heterogeneous Repositories
• PHD-2013-06 Guy Grebla (Reuven Cohen): Scheduling Algorithms for OFDMA Broadband Wireless Networks
• PHD-2013-07 Zohar Levi (Craig (Chaim) Gotsman): Techniques for Manipulating Volumetric and Polyhedral 3D Datasets
• PHD-2013-08 Moran Feldman (Seffi Naor): Maximization Problems with Submodular Objective Functions
• PHD-2013-09 Roy Levin (Yaron Kanza): Geospatial Route Search
• PHD-2013-10 Yotam Elor (Alfred M. Bruckstein): Mathematical Analysis of Emergent Behavior in Multi-Agent Systems
• PHD-2013-11 Orna Agmon Ben-Yehuda (Assaf Schuster): Efficient, Non-Cooperative Sharing of Computing Resources
• PHD-2013-12 Yair Wiener (Ran El-Yaniv): Theoretical Foundations of Selective Prediction
• PHD-2013-13 Yair Wiener (Ran El-Yaniv): Theoretical Foundations of Selective Prediction
• PHD-2013-14 Guy Rosman (Ron Kimmel): On Natural Parametrizations of Motion and Structure Manifolds
• PHD-2013-15 Israel Steinfeld (Zohar Yakhini): Data Analysis in Studies Combining Multiple High-Throughput Measurement Technologies