Elektra Kypridemou is a PhD candidate at the University of Liverpool, under the supervision of Dr Michele Zito and Dr Marco Bertamini.
Her research interests include graph theory, knowledge representation and human perception. At the moment her research lies in the intersection of graph theory and human perception. More precisely, she is using models of graph theory to study aspects of visual perception such as the perceived numerosity and the perception of graphs drawings.
She is a member of the following research groups and labs: Algorithms, Complexity Theory and Optimisation (ACTO), Networks and Distributed Computing, and the Visual Perception Lab at the Department of Computer Science of the University of Liverpool. She is also an alumna member of the Computational Cognition Lab (CCLab) of the Open University of Cyprus.
PhD cand, Artificial Intelligence / Computational Cognition, 2018
Open University of Cyprus
MA in Cognitive and Educational Psychology, 2012
University of Cyprus
MA in Didactics and Methodology of Mathematics, 2010
University of Cyprus
BSc in Mathematics, 2007
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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