Publications

Some pertinent/recent ones

Today’s academic scientists live or die by their citation ratings – how many other scientists have referred to their papers in published research. Bureaucrats love citations – like paper clips, you can count them. However, there are dangers. In Mathematics, some of the best papers are so well known that no one bothers to mention them explicitly. But the biggest problem is the time it can take for the importance of a discovery to become apparent.” 

  - Ian Stewart on the work of Gregor Mendel whose work lead to the creation of the field of Genetics. It is said that in 1850 Mendel failed the oral part, the last of three parts, of his exams to become a certified high school teacher.

Never judge research by the "number" of papers or patents published - Many a time it does not, in any way, reflect the quality of research done. The quality of a paper should be judged by the novelty, innovativeness, simplicity in technique, viability, and most of all the utility of its contents;  not by the sheer volume of citations it receives.

Artificial Intelligence - Elaine Rich, Kevin Knight, Shivashankar B. Nair, 3rd Edition, 2008 Published by McGraw Hill

(Currently working on a new book on AI & ML)

Papers tagged [Typhon] indicate that the reported work used Typhon - A Mobile Agent Emulation Platform, developed at this lab., for realization while those tagged [Tartarus] indicate that the same used the new SWI-Prolog based multi-threaded version of Typhon viz. Tartarus. Papers tagged [AgPi] indicate that the Raspberry Pi version of Tartarus was used. 

Those interested in using Tartarus may visit the link: https://github.com/roboticslab-cseiitg/ProjectTartarus 

(Publishing papers should not be treated as a business. Research should not be only for the privileged. I earnestly endeavour to publish papers in journals that accept them without any payments.  All journal papers below are unpaid ones with no extra charges levied on pages. 

BTW for those who believe that citations make great research (I personally don't, any more), here are mine on Google Scholar: My Citations

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