From September 2002 to May 2007, I prepared a PhD in the Laplace group of the e-Motion team, in the GRAVIR laboratory, at INRIA Rhône-Alpes, in Grenoble. I defended my PhD in April 2007. I have worked under the supervision of Pierre Bessière and Olivier Lebeltel.
I am interested in writing Bayesian models to control autonomous synthetic characters such as those in computer games. One outstanding advantage of the Bayesian approach is that is allows a human player to teach a behaviour to a character controlled by the computer.
You may download my PhD thesis (in French only): Programmation et apprentissage bayésien de comportements pour personnages synthétiques -- application aux personnages de jeux vidéos (PDF, 5.4 Mo). You can also take a look at the slides of the presentation (PDF, 8.3 Mo).
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