Complexity
of information. The complexity of information is measured
according to Shannon (as its length in bits) or according to
Kolmogorov (as the length in bits of the shortest representation
of this information — for example, when this information
is compressed by a data compression program). Studying the complexity
of information is the important threshold in the modern Computer
Science.
Models
of cognition. The comparison between how human's and computer's
memory and `mind' are organised is important both for practical
purposes (e.g. for developing user's interfaces) and for solving
fundamental philosophical questions.
Applications
User
interface design
Using
computers in education
Computability
and provability
Data
compression
Activities
and Publications
Ray's
paper on matrices
Collaboration
Cambridge
University
University
College London (Prof
Angela Sasse) in research of user interface
Royal
Holloway (Dr
Yuri Kalnishkan) in research of complexity of information
