AIIS Lab

About the Lab

The Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems (AIIS) Laboratory at California State University, Fresno, focuses on advancing research in various domains of Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science. The lab explores areas including:

Machine Learning (Reinforcement Learning, Supervised Learning, Approximation Methods)
Data Mining (Massive Data Sets, Feature Selection, Dimensionality Reduction)
Control Theory (Decision-making, Intelligent/Optimal/Adaptive Control, System Identification)
Multiagent Systems (Stochastic Games, Multiagent Learning, Algorithmic Game Theory)
Optimization (Dynamic/Integer Programming, Multiobjective Optimization)
Intelligent Systems (Smart Grid/Home/City/Agriculture, Human-agent Collectives, Internet of Things)
Artificial Intelligence and Society (Explainable AI, Socioeconomic and Environmental Implications)

Notable Projects

Hibiki-AI: A State of California-funded AI Fast Challenge grant aiming to develop a generative AI-driven learning platform about Japanese American internment during WWII.
Agr-IoT: Promotes irrigation automation to conserve on-farm resources via the development of a low-cost, expandable, open-source farm network infrastructure and operating system.
ROLLAM: Aims to fortify the robustness of large language models and certify their performance.
iAgriculture DMS: Develops data management technology to support user-friendly and effective intelligent agriculture technology with an emphasis on precision irrigation.
CIWA: An ARI and F3 funded project aiming to develop effective intelligent precision irrigation technology.