Kristjan-Julius Laak
From the brain to intelligent systems: The attenuation of sensation of self-generated movement
We tested the idea that the brain actively suppresses the sensory consequences of its own movement with modern virtual reality and hand tracking devices.Supervised by Jaan Aru, Raul Vicente
Murad Magomedkerimov
Extending the VREX toolbox for studying false memory in virtual reality
The main goal of the thesis was to add further extensions to a virtual reality toolbox VREX to conduct experiments about false memory
Supervised by Jaan Aru, Madis Vasser, Raul Vicente
Vladislav Stafinjak
Expanding the functionalities of VREX
he extended our virtual reality toolbox VREX by adding functionalities like new locomotion systems and the possibility to use audio files in experiments.
Jaan Aru, Madis Vasser, Raul Vicente
Sander Kulu
The Human Octopus: controlling supernumerary hands with the help of virtual reality
Provides novel experiments and novel data for assessing the possibility of using more than one pair of hands to perform certain tasks.
Jaan Aru, Madis Vasser, Raul Vicente
Lauri Tammeveski
Learning DNA mutational signatures using neural networks
The aim of this thesis is to test and
compare different methodology to improve the discovery of mutational
signatures. In particular, we compared three new methods of neural
networks (NN), rectified factor networks (RFN) and topic modelling
to the currently used non-negative matrix factorization (NMF).
Raul Vicente Zafra, Leopold Parts, Tambet Matiisen, Ardi Tampuu
Zepp Uibo
Comparison of Face Recognition Neural Networks
Comparison of pre-trained face recognition neural networks applied to the National Archives of Estonia image library.
Tambet Matiisen