Dr. Peter Shaw
Senior lecturer
School of Engineering and Information Technology
Charles Darwin University
Australia
Biography
PhD Senior lecturer - Information Technology Software Engineering Discrete Structures.
Research Interest
Parameterized/multivariate (FPT) algorithms and algorithmic methods - Multivariate algorithms offer solutions to many problem that are intractable using the conventional algorithmic paradigm. Multivariate algorithmic techniques have so far proven useful in areas such as bioinformatics. Applications for FPT algorithms of particular interest are econometrics and analysis of social networking. Predictive analytics and data mining - Predictive analytics combines business intelligence with recent statistical techniques. This research combines this with recent advances in clustering and pattern searching using FPT techniques. Infectious disease control using mobile phone technology and cryptographic techniques Combinatorial Algorithms.
Publications
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The cluster editing problem: Implementations and experiments: Frank Dehne, Michael A. Langston, Xuemei Luo Sylvain Pitre Peter Shaw and Yun Zhang Proc. Int. Workshop on Parameterized and Exact Computation (IWPEC 2006). Springer LNCS. vol. 4169, pp. 13–24
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Efficient Parameterized Preprocessing for Cluster Editing, Michael R. Fellows and Michael A. Langston and Frances A. Rosamond and Peter Shaw, in Proc FCT 2007, Springer LNCS, pp.312-321
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Design Strategy for a Scalable Virtual Pharmacy Patient, Summons, P.F; Newby, D; Athauda, R; Park, M; Shaw, P; Pranata, I; Jin, J.S; and Xu, Y.D,ACIS 2009 Proc pp. 94
