Howard Hamilton

Howard J. Hamilton

is a Professor at the Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Science, University of Regina. His research spans Data Mining, Machine Learning, and Human-Computer Interaction.

• University of Regina
• Department of Computer Science
• Faculty of Science

Research Interests:
Hamilton focuses on Data Science, Machine Learning, Speech Recognition, and Augmented Reality applications in healthcare. His recent work includes the My Daily Routine (MDR) system using HoloLens for dementia care and blockchain-based IoT security mechanisms.

Scientific Contributions:
He has co-authored 15 recent papers on topics spanning Time Series Forecasting, GANs for Game Design, and Smart Grid Security. His work has been presented at top venues like IEEE ICC, ICAART, and IEEE VR.

Awards:
Recipient of the Best Paper Award at INTENSIVE'12 and Second Place Best Paper at FLAIRS'99.

Student Training:
As a supervisor, he has mentored over 30 graduate students and project assistants in Computer Science and related fields, including Ph.D. candidates in Multi-Agent Systems and AI for Cooperative Games.