Professor Andrew Turpin is Senior Academic Convenor of the Petascale Campus Initiativeseconded from being a Professor in the School of Computing and Information Systems at the University of Melbourne.
I enjoy applying theoretical computer science research in algorithms and data structures to real world problems across many domains. The common thread across my projects in health, political science, data analytics and information retrieval is speed: I like algoritmics and making code that runs fast (and accurately!).
This often involves working with large data sets, which requires custom software for processing, and specialised tasks that require novel algorithms (like visual field testing).
I work with companies in Australia, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, USA on computation problems in glaucoma assessment.
Research interests
Computational problems in human vision
Open Perimetry Interface
Algorithms for testing visual acuity (eye charts)
Classification of glaucoma patients
Psypad, an iPad app for visual psychophysics
Data compression and string searching
Performance of IR systems with real users
How do people use snippets in Web search result lists?
What does it mean to judge a document relevant to a query?
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FEATURED Journal article
Threshold Automated Perimetry of the Full Visual Field in Patients With Glaucoma With Mild Visual Loss
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Projects
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Project Types
16
Research Grant
4
Research Contracts
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Honours, Awards and Fellowships
Best Paper - Honorable Mention
ARC Future Fellowship 2010-2013
Best Paper Award
Best Paper Award
Credentials
Education
Doctor of Philosophy (Computer Science)
University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Computer Science)
University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Commerce (Actuarial Studies)
University of Melbourne