Day 19

Today has been another routine day so far with more paper analysis, which is finally about to end as i am on the last paper. The paper i finished today detailed two methods of transporting an object via a multi-robotic system in which certain objectives are assigned to each robot, a very interesting paper with possible future applications to the transport of an object via interconnected nano-bots similar to what is seen in some Sci-Fy movies. The last paper is an unpublished currently under review version of the very project i'm currently working on, so when i finally analyze all of it i should be able to create a solid and confident Abstract, Structure, and Presentation. Problem is that i have absolutely no clue what some of the things the paper is taking about as the terms are not well defined in any literature. Kamran has already agreed to sit down with me and explain every single missing piece of information so that i can understand and connect everything. I have also found some interesting results from Aditi's project which was conducted on myself, where i can support some background evidence with unbiased proof, and have video and time stamps to cement its validity. The rest of the day we have been waiting for a huge data file to be transferred, unzipped, and processed into Aditi's code so that we can learn how to properly label the data. Rakshit says we must now spend an hour individually per day to label all the data, which i will most likely do in the morning before anyone arrives. Kamran will finish his doctors appointment today at 3:30 so we may have to prioritize the data labeling over learning openAI, saving that for tomorrow, but that is yet to be determined. Tomorrow, if Kamran comes in at the usual time we should have time to learn openAI, and analyze his report, allowing me to spend the remaining afternoon to reinforce my structure at home. Shame i'll have to prioritize working on the structure over eating dinner again, ill be sure to have a hefty lunch to make up for it. And yes Joe, i do speak as analytically as i write.

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