Publications
Everything my name was ever on,
from book chapters to letters to the editor.
Selected publications highlighted in yellow.
The Ancient Brain project is a coding website, at:
ancientbrain.com
This site currently hosts
JavaScript worlds.
See web page:
Showcase Worlds.
- Bringing AI APIs into the classroom with a JavaScript coding site,
Mark Humphrys,
to appear in
International Journal of Information and Education Technology (IJIET).
Journal publication of EAIT paper.
- Bringing AI APIs into the classroom with a JavaScript coding site (talk),
Mark Humphrys,
5th International Conference on Education and Artificial Intelligence Technologies (EAIT 2024),
17-19 Oct 2024, London.
The old World-Wide-Mind project has a
website:
w2mind.org
See web page:
Selected 2014 Worlds.
See web page:
Selected 2012 Worlds.
These ideas led to Ancient Brain.
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An Experimental System for Real-time Interaction Between Humans and Hybrid AI Agents,
John Pendlebury, Mark Humphrys and Ray Walshe,
6th IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Systems
(IS'12),
Sofia, Bulgaria, September 6-8, 2012.
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Massively Multi-Author Hybrid Artificial Intelligence
(and
PDF),
John Pendlebury, Mark Humphrys and Ray Walshe,
ERCIM News,
Issue 89, April 2012, pp.40-41.
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A Framework for Scaling Up Distributed Minds,
Oisín Mac Fhearaí, Mark Humphrys and Ray Walshe,
3rd International Conference on Software, Services & Semantic Technologies
(S3T 2011),
Bourgas, Bulgaria,
September 1-3, 2011.
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Assembling Hybrid Minds,
Oisín Mac Fhearaí, Mark Humphrys and Ray Walshe,
22nd Irish Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science
(AICS-2011), University of Ulster, 31 Aug to 2 Sept 2011.
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A High-Speed Architecture For Building Hybrid Minds,
Oisín Mac Fhearaí, Mark Humphrys and Ray Walshe,
3rd International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence
(ICAART 2011), Rome, Italy, Jan 28-30, 2011.
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Collaborative Online Development of Modular Intelligent Agents
(and
PDF),
Ciarán O'Leary,
Mark Humphrys and Ray Walshe,
ERCIM News, Issue 64, January 2006.
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A novel application of Web Services in Computer Science education,
Ciarán O'Leary, Mark Humphrys
and Ray Walshe,
International Conference on "Computer as a tool"
(EUROCON 2005), Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro, Nov 2005.
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Constructing Complex Brains: Building minds using sub-minds from biotechnology authors,
Ray Walshe, Mark Humphrys and Ciarán O'Leary,
1st IFIP Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications and Innovations
(AIAI-04), Toulouse, France, August 22-27, 2004.
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Lowering the entry level: Lessons from the Web and the Semantic Web for the World-Wide-Mind
(and
PDF),
Ciarán O'Leary
and Mark Humphrys,
1st International Semantic Web Conference
(ISWC-02), June 2002, Sardinia, Italy.
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The Implementation of a Distributed Hierarchical Mind on the Internet using the World-Wide-Mind
(and
PDF),
Dave O'Connor
and Mark Humphrys,
Dublin City University,
School of Computing, Technical Report no. CA-0302,
2002.
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First Implementation of the World-Wide-Mind
(and
PDF),
Ray Walshe and Mark Humphrys,
Advances in Artificial Life: 6th European Conference on Artificial Life
(ECAL-01), Prague, Czech Republic, 2001.
Springer-Verlag, LNAI 2159, pp.714-718.
See Movie demo:
W-learning in the Ant World problem.
See Movie demo:
The House Robot problem.
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Action Selection in a hypothetical house robot: Using those RL numbers,
Mark Humphrys,
First International ICSC Symposia on Intelligent Industrial Automation (IIA-96) and Soft Computing
(SOCO-96),
Reading, England, 1996.
ICSC Academic Press, pp. B 216-22.
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Towards self-organising Action Selection,
Mark Humphrys,
14th Workshop of the UK Planning and Scheduling Special Interest Group
(SIGPLAN 14),
University of Essex, 1995.
Technical Report no.255,
Department of Computer Science, University of Essex.
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W-learning: A simple RL-based Society of Mind,
Mark Humphrys,
3rd European Conference on Artificial Life
(ECAL-95), Granada, Spain, 1995.
See web page:
How my program passed the Turing Test.
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How my program passed the Turing Test
(and
PDF),
Mark Humphrys,
Ch.15 of
Parsing the Turing Test: Philosophical and Methodological Issues in the Quest for the Thinking Computer
(eds. Robert Epstein,
Gary Roberts and Grace Beber),
Springer,
2008, pp.237-260.
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Imitative Learning of Combat Behaviours in First-Person Computer Games,
Bernard Gorman and Mark Humphrys,
10th International Conference on Computer Games (CGAMES-07), Louisville, Kentucky, July 2007.
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Learning Human Behavior from Analyzing Activities in Virtual Environments,
Christian Bauckhage, Bernard Gorman, Christian Thurau and Mark Humphrys,
MMI interaktiv journal, 2007, Issue: 12 Pages: 3-17.
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The QASE API - An Integrated Platform for AI Research and Education Through First-Person Computer Games,
Bernard Gorman, Martin Fredriksson and Mark Humphrys,
International Journal of Intelligent Games and Simulations (IJIGS), Volume 4 Issue 2, June 2007.
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Bayesian Imitation of Human Behavior in Interactive Computer Games,
Bernard Gorman, Christian Thurau, Christian Bauckhage and Mark Humphrys,
18th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR), 2006, pp. 1244-1247.
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Towards Integrated Imitation of Strategic Planning
and Motion Modelling in Interactive Computer Games,
Bernard Gorman and Mark Humphrys,
ACM Computers in Entertainment, Vol. 4, No. 4, October 2006.
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QASE - An Integrated API for Imitation and General AI Research in Commercial Computer Games,
Bernard Gorman, Martin Fredriksson and Mark Humphrys,
IEEE 7th International Conference on Computer Games
(CGAMES 2005).
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Towards Integrated Imitation of Strategic Planning
and Motion Modelling in Interactive Computer Games,
Bernard Gorman and Mark Humphrys,
Third Annual International Conference in Computer Game Design and Technology (GDTW 2005).
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The Hardest Problem in the History of Science (talk),
Mark Humphrys,
What Ever Happened to HAL? - The Future of Artificial Intelligence,
Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, Feb 2000.
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AI is possible .. but AI won't happen: The future of Artificial Intelligence (talk),
Mark Humphrys,
"Next Generation" symposium,
"Science and the Human Dimension" series,
Jesus College, Cambridge, 1997.
Published
in Neo magazine, June 1998.
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Problems with Internet and Library Usage For Secondary School Children,
Tom Nolan
and Mark Humphrys,
ITB Journal,
Issue Number 8, Dec 2003, pp.118-151.
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Why on earth would I link to you?,
Mark Humphrys, Irish Times, 15 Feb 1999.
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The Objective evidence: A real-life comparison of Procedural and Object-Oriented Programming,
Mark Humphrys,
technical report,
IBM Ireland Information Services Ltd, 1991.
Presented at "OO Symposium" conference,
IBM La Hulpe, Belgium, 1991.
I have written extensively about history.
Most of my output is on this website:
humphrysfamilytree.com
This site hosts
over 2,400 public pages of research,
including over 32,000 public images.
See web page:
How to read my narrative family trees.
See web page:
Common ancestors of all humans.
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The origin story of O'Mara of Limerick,
Mark Humphrys,
to appear in
The North Munster Antiquarian Journal,
Vol. 62
(2024).
- The Flanagan estate of Crumlin and Walkinstown (talk),
Mark Humphrys,
Crumlin and Walkinstown History Festival, 24 Aug 2024.
- The Queen's Irish ancestry (talk),
Mark Humphrys,
Jubilee Talks, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Northern Ireland.
17 Feb 2022.
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Alice Cashel (1878-1958),
Mark Humphrys,
in Cumann na mBan: County Galway Dimensions, Galway County Council, 2015.
- The Rahilly and O'Rahilly family (talk),
Mark Humphrys,
O'Rahilly Commemoration, Ballylongford, Co.Kerry,
11 Apr 2015.
- Ryan Tubridy descends from Brian Boru. And so do you. (talk),
Mark Humphrys,
Brian Boru Millennium Commemoration Weekend, Killaloe, Co.Clare, 12 Apr 2014.
- The Queen's Irish Ancestors (letter),
Mark Humphrys,
Irish Times, 21 May 2011.
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Counting the ancestors
(letter),
Mark Humphrys,
Irish Times, 10 Dec 2010.
- Ireland's First Car,
Mark Humphreys (later Humphrys),
Irish Motor Sport Annual 1985,
Jemma Publications Ltd, Dublin.
(My only publication written before I changed my name.)
I have written extensively about politics.
Most of my output is on this website:
markhumphrys.com
This site hosts
over 350 pages or articles.
- The Halawa case
(letter),
Mark Humphrys,
The Sunday Times (Irish edition), 12 Nov 2017.
- Palestine, Israel and the UCC conference (letter),
Mark Humphrys,
The College View, DCU, 22 Feb 2017.
- The Israel debate
(letter),
Mark Humphrys,
The Sunday Times (Irish edition), 6 Nov 2016.
- Why do people support the Palestinians?
(and PDF),
Mark Humphrys,
The Sunday Times (Irish edition), 23 Oct 2016.
- Why I support Israel,
Mark Humphrys,
The College View, DCU, 20 Nov 2013.
- Gaza protest in Dublin (letter),
Mark Humphrys,
Irish Times, 4 June 2010.
- Jaber Wishah (letter),
Mark Humphrys,
The College View, DCU, October 28, 2009.
- Belief and scepticism
(letter),
Mark Humphrys, Newsweek, 26 Dec 1994.
Total number of publications on this page:
(As stated, this includes everything from book chapters to letters to the editor.)
My profile
on Google Scholar.
When last I looked, I had
737 citations
and a
h-index of 11.