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<strong>Assistant Research Fellow</strong><br/> University of Otago <br/><br/>
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Investigating the areas within the indexing process that the rest of the system were waiting on, and analysing these areas for potential speed-ups.
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<strong>Assistant Research Fellow</strong> | University of Otago <br/><br/>
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Investigating the areas within the indexing process that the rest of the system were waiting on, and analysing these areas for potential speed-ups.
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<strong>Lab Demonstrator</strong><br/> University of Otago <br/><br/>
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A lab demonstrator has similar responsibilities to a teaching-assistant, helping students with their practical lab work. This demonstrating was undertaken while studying for both MSc (COMP150) and PhD (COSC241, COSC242, COSC244).
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<strong>Lab Demonstrator</strong> | University of Otago <br/><br/>
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A lab demonstrator has similar responsibilities to a teaching-assistant, helping students with their practical lab work. This demonstrating was undertaken while studying for both MSc (COMP150) and PhD (COSC241, COSC242, COSC244).
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<li><atitle="COMP150" href="//www.cs.otago.ac.nz/student/papers.php?name=COMP150">COMP150</a>: Practical Programming (in Python) <asideclass="hidden-xs hidden-sm">S1-2009</aside></li>
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<li><atitle="COSC241" href="//www.cs.otago.ac.nz/student/papers.php?name=COSC241">COSC241</a>: Programming and Problem Solving <asideclass="hidden-xs hidden-sm">S1-2013 S1-2014 S1-2015</aside></li>
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<strong>Research Assistant</strong><br/>
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University of Otago <br/><br/>
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A research assistant is typically employed on a short-term contract in order to assist staff members with an ongoing research project. I have been involved in two of these:
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<strong>Research Assistant</strong> | University of Otago <br/><br/>
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A research assistant is typically employed on a short-term contract in order to assist staff members with an ongoing research project. I have been involved in two of these:
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<aid="education"></a><h4>Education</h4>
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<asideclass="hidden-xs hidden-sm">Mid 2012–End 2015<br/>Conferred May 2016</aside>
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<strong> PhD </strong> | Computer Science, University of Otago <br/><br/>
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Thesis Title: <ahref="//ourarchive.otago.ac.nz/handle/10523/6223"><em>Improved Indexing and Search Throughput</em></a><br/><br/>
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Investigating various ways to make the process of indexing, and searching, web-scale collections more efficient without impacting the effectiveness of the system. For instance, we can choose to not index certain documents, but if we chose the wrong documents then this could have a significant impact on the effectiveness. My research was performed using the <ahref="//atire.org">ATIRE</a> open source search engine, this search engine was developed at Otago and I remain involved in its development.
<strong> MSc (Thesis Only) with Distinction </strong> | Computer Science, University of Otago <br/><br/>
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Thesis Title: <ahref="//otago.ourarchive.ac.nz/handle/10523/1938"><em>The New User Problem in Collaborative Filtering</em></a><br/><br/>
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The new user problem is a problem that all collaborative filtering systems must face. How can the system make recommendations for a user when it does not know what that user likes?
<strong> BSc(Hons) First Class </strong> | Computer Science, University of Otago
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<strong> PhD </strong><br/> Computer Science, University of Otago <br/><br/>
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Thesis Title: <ahref="//ourarchive.otago.ac.nz/handle/10523/6223"><em>Improved Indexing and Search Throughput</em></a><br/><br/>
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Investigating various ways to make the process of indexing, and searching, web-scale collections more efficient without impacting the effectiveness of the system. For instance, we can choose to not index certain documents, but if we chose the wrong documents then this could have a significant impact on the effectiveness. My research was performed using the <ahref="//atire.org">ATIRE</a> open source search engine, this search engine was developed at Otago and I remain involved in its development.
<strong> MSc (Thesis Only) with Distinction </strong><br/>
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Computer Science, University of Otago <br/><br/>
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Thesis Title: <ahref="//otago.ourarchive.ac.nz/handle/10523/1938"><em>The New User Problem in Collaborative Filtering</em></a><br/><br/>
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The new user problem is a problem that all collaborative filtering systems must face. How can the system make recommendations for a user when it does not know what that user likes?
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