Papers and technical reports
More than two hundred PDFs and a substantially larger collection of associated data, code, figures, and bibliographic records.
Historical archive
Preserving the earlier web without making it the front door.
The original UMass site spans several generations of web design and several decades of research. Its scholarly content is valuable; its old navigation should not determine the shape of the future portal.
5,667archived paths
282HTML pages
221PDF documents
40+years of research
Courses and tutorials
Material from reinforcement learning, optimization, deep learning, category theory, and tutorials presented at AAAI, IJCAI, and ICML.
Projects and software
Research pages, demonstrations, supplementary experiment sites, and links to public repositories.
Academic history
Students, awards, invited talks, grants, professional activities, and earlier generations of the faculty homepage.
Preservation strategy
Curate forward. Preserve backward.
The new portal will progressively promote durable material into modern, accessible pages. Until then, the live UMass site remains the public historical reference, while a complete dated backup is maintained privately.
Open the legacy site ↗