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Centre for Complexity Science

Warwick Annual Retreat Projects

As you should be aware, the format of the retreat is slightly different this year. Parts of the timetable are dedicated to the Warwick Annual Retreat Projects (WARPs) where you will collaborate with others on a chosen project in a study group style atmosphere.

The aim of these projects is to foster a collaborative atmosphere within the department, particularly between year groups. Therefore it is hoped that this format change will be both enjoyable and informative.

If you wish to propose a potential project then please add a brief problem description as a topic in the forum below, where others can express their interest and give other comments on your ideas.
This could just be a vague idea which others can help you form.


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  1. Optimality and resilience of fire service staff rotas Pinned
       

    2 posts, started by A guest user, 18:21, Thu 21 Apr 2016, latest post by Ayman Boustati, 11:21, Fri 22 Apr 2016

  2. Modelling the influence of human behaviour on the effectiveness of vaccination strategies
       

    1 post, started by A guest user, 12:37, Thu 28 Apr 2016

  3. Soft matter problems
       

    1 post, started by A guest user, 15:00, Wed 27 Apr 2016

  4. Project: Raindrops on the window of a moving train
       

    3 posts, started by Yihe Lu, 13:07, Tue 12 Apr 2016, latest post by Arthur King, 15:43, Tue 26 Apr 2016

  5. Crowd dynamics of molecular motors
       

    1 post, started by Neil Jenkins, 10:16, Tue 26 Apr 2016

  6. Investigating the behaviour and demographic of mobile phone users
       

    1 post, started by A guest user, 08:55, Mon 25 Apr 2016

  7. Project: Decoding Brain Signals (Microsoft ML Competition)
       

    1 post, started by Ayman Boustati, 22:00, Sat 16 Apr 2016

  8. Google Hashcode Problems
       

    1 post, started by Giovanni Mizzi, 11:48, Fri 15 Apr 2016

  9. Project: Text mining and analytics
       

    1 post, started by Rob Eyre, 10:39, Tue 12 Apr 2016

  10. Project: Exploratory data analysis of UK MOT data
       

    1 post, started by Alex Bishop, 11:30, Thu 17 Mar 2016

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Details:
-The problem should not be part of your PhD!
- It is encouraged that the problem proposed be sufficiently simple so that someone without domain specific knowledge could contribute.
- ~6 hours are allocated for these projects so some progress should be possible within this time-frame.
- Groups will be expected to give an informal summary at the end of the retreat and will give a presentation the Wednesday following the retreat (12:30, 11th May).