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Vladimir Alekseyevich Kulyukin

Associate Professor

Utah State University

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College of Science

Department of Computer Science

Vladimir Alekseyevich Kulyukin is currently serving as a College Of Science Associate Professor at Utah State University.

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Utah State University

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assistive technology computer science accessibility data science robotics human robot interaction computer accessibility computer vision image analysis machine vision human-computer interaction assistive robots robotics automation visual impairments information retrieval user interfaces technology design natural language processing intelligent robotic systems semantic evaluation social robotics mobile accessibility intelligent user interfaces localization assistive devices robotics perception intelligent robot autonomous robots shopping assistant socially assistive robots knowledge discovery knowledge retrieval mobility multimedia information processing question answering interactive information retrieval robot-assisted shopping web search intelligent information retrieval motion analysis motion detection spoken dialog system autonomous navigation convolutional neural networks web accessibility environmental signal processing object detection field robotics semantic search mobile interface video content analysis image classification collaborative information retrieval video interpretation faq finder radio frequency identification vehicle technology smart environments embodied robotics cognitive robotics video processing faq finder system robot-assisted wayfinding robotic shopping assistant smart world physical space robotic shopping cart robotic guide frequently-asked question files passive rfid tags laser range robot-assisted navigation magnetic principle vehicle speed measurement smooth transition

Notable Scholarly Works

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On Programmatic Aspects of the Universality, Parameter, and Recursion Theorems of Classical Computability. Mathematics (2025)

Vladimir A. Kulyukin

theory of computationmathematical logicprogrammatic aspectslogic in computer sciencerecursive functionclassical computabilityformal methodstheoretical computer sciencecomputational logicrecursion theoremscomputability theorycomputer sciencemathematicsautomated reasoning

On Signifiable Computability: Part II: An Axiomatization of Signifiable Computation and Debugger Theorems. Mathematics (2025)

Vladimir A. Kulyukin

theory of computationlogic in computer sciencereal numbersmodels of computationformal methodsautomated deductionsignifiable computabilityapplied mathematicssignifiable computationcomputability theorymathematical logicmathematicssymbolic computation

Discrete Time Series Forecasting of Hive Weight, In-Hive Temperature, and Hive Entrance Traffic in Non-Invasive Monitoring of Managed Honey Bee Colonies: Part I. Sensors (2024)

Vladimir A. KulyukinDaniel CosterAleksey V. KulyukinWilliam MeikleMilagra Weiss

predictive analyticsforecasting methodologytime seriespredictive modelingstatisticsin-hive temperaturehive entrance trafficdata sciencehive weightforecasting

On Signifiable Computability: Part I: Signification of Real Numbers, Sequences, and Types. Mathematics (2024)

Vladimir A. Kulyukin

abstract interpretationmathematical logiclogic in computer sciencedata structureformal methodsautomated deductionsignifiable computabilitycomputability theorycomputer sciencereal data typemathematicsreal numbers

Accuracy vs. Energy: An Assessment of Bee Object Inference in Videos From On-Hive Video Loggers With Yolov3, Yolov4-Tiny, and Yolov7-Tiny. Sensors (2023)

Vladimir A. KulyukinAleksey V. Kulyukin

machine learningvideo understandingcomputer visionvideo interpretationmultimedia information processingdeep learningbee traffictraffic quantificationmachine visionimage analysisdata sciencemultimedia modelingcomputer sciencevideo transformeron-hive video loggersobject detection

Ambient Electromagnetic Radiation as a Predictor of Honey Bee (Apis Mellifera) Traffic in Linear and Non-Linear Regression: Numerical Stability, Physical Time and Energy Efficiency. Sensors (2023)

Vladimir A. KulyukinDaniel CosterAnastasiia TkachenkoDaniel HornbergerAleksey V. Kulyukin

predictive analyticshoney beerandom forestearth observationtime seriesgeographysensorsenvironmental monitoringstatisticsambient electromagnetic radiationdata scienceenvironmental signal processingforecasting

On Correspondences Between Feedforward Artificial Neural Networks on Finite Memory Automata and Classes of Primitive Recursive Functions. Mathematics (2023)

Vladimir A. Kulyukin

concrete computationsfinite memory automataneural network (machine learning)artificial intelligenceintelligent computingformal methodsprimitive recursive functionscomputational intelligenceabstract machinecomputability theorycomputer sciencemathematics

On the Computability of Primitive Recursive Functions by Feedforward Artificial Neural Networks. Mathematics (2023)

Vladimir A. Kulyukin

natural numberneural network (machine learning)natural computingnatural numberscomputational complexityrecursive functioncircuit complexityneural computationprimitive recursive functionscomputational intelligencecomputability theorycomputer sciencemathematics

Integration of Scales and Cameras in Nondisruptive Electronic Beehive Monitoring: On the Within-Day Relationship of Hive Weight and Traffic in Honeybee (Apis Mellifera) Colonies in Langstroth Hives in Tucson, Arizona, USA. Sensors (2022)

Vladimir KulyukinAnastasiia TkachenkoKristoffer PriceWilliam MeikleMilagra Weiss

traffic spreadlateral trafficsensorsentomologybiostatisticsstatisticslangstroth hivesartificial bee

On Primitive Recursive Characteristics of Chess. Mathematics (2022)

Vladimir Kulyukin

combinatorial gamesprimitive recursive characteristicstheory of computationmathematical logiccomputational complexityrecursive functionunfinished gameformal methodstheoretical computer sciencegame theoryprimitive recursive procedurescomputational model theorycomputability theorycomputer sciencemathematicscomputational game theory

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Vladimir Alekseyevich Kulyukin

Associate Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department of Computer Science

Vladimir Alekseyevich Kulyukin is currently serving as a College Of Science Associate Professor at Utah State University.

Honors

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Vladimir Alekseyevich Kulyukin

Utah State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On Programmatic Aspects of the Universality, Parameter, and Recursion Theorems of Classical Computability. Mathematics (2025)

Vladimir A. Kulyukin

On Signifiable Computability: Part II: An Axiomatization of Signifiable Computation and Debugger Theorems. Mathematics (2025)

Vladimir A. Kulyukin

Discrete Time Series Forecasting of Hive Weight, In-Hive Temperature, and Hive Entrance Traffic in Non-Invasive Monitoring of Managed Honey Bee Colonies: Part I. Sensors (2024)

Vladimir A. KulyukinDaniel CosterAleksey V. KulyukinWilliam MeikleMilagra Weiss

predictive analyticsforecasting methodologytime seriespredictive modelingstatisticsin-hive temperaturehive entrance trafficdata sciencehive weightforecasting

On Signifiable Computability: Part I: Signification of Real Numbers, Sequences, and Types. Mathematics (2024)

Vladimir A. Kulyukin

Accuracy vs. Energy: An Assessment of Bee Object Inference in Videos From On-Hive Video Loggers With Yolov3, Yolov4-Tiny, and Yolov7-Tiny. Sensors (2023)

Vladimir A. KulyukinAleksey V. Kulyukin

Ambient Electromagnetic Radiation as a Predictor of Honey Bee (Apis Mellifera) Traffic in Linear and Non-Linear Regression: Numerical Stability, Physical Time and Energy Efficiency. Sensors (2023)

Vladimir A. KulyukinDaniel CosterAnastasiia TkachenkoDaniel HornbergerAleksey V. Kulyukin

On Correspondences Between Feedforward Artificial Neural Networks on Finite Memory Automata and Classes of Primitive Recursive Functions. Mathematics (2023)

Vladimir A. Kulyukin

On the Computability of Primitive Recursive Functions by Feedforward Artificial Neural Networks. Mathematics (2023)

Vladimir A. Kulyukin

Vladimir KulyukinAnastasiia TkachenkoKristoffer PriceWilliam MeikleMilagra Weiss

traffic spreadlateral trafficsensorsentomologybiostatisticsstatisticslangstroth hivesartificial bee

On Primitive Recursive Characteristics of Chess. Mathematics (2022)

Vladimir Kulyukin

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