Search for dissertations about: "Sepideh Pashami"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the words Sepideh Pashami.
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1. Change detection in metal oxide gas sensor signals for open sampling systems
Abstract : This thesis addresses the problem of detecting changes in the activity of a distant gas source from the response of an array of metal oxide (MOX) gas sensors deployed in an Open Sampling System (OSS). Changes can occur due to gas source activity such as a sudden alteration in concentration or due to exposure to a different compound. READ MORE
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2. Machine Learning Survival Models : Performance and Explainability
Abstract : Survival analysis is an essential statistics and machine learning field in various critical applications like medical research and predictive maintenance. In these domains understanding models' predictions is paramount. READ MORE
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3. Evolving intelligence : Overcoming challenges for Evolutionary Deep Learning
Abstract : Deep Learning (DL) has achieved remarkable results in both academic and industrial fields over the last few years. However, DL models are often hard to design and require proper selection of features and tuning of hyper-parameters to achieve high performance. These selections are tedious for human experts and require substantial time and resources. READ MORE
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4. Hierarchical Methods for Self-Monitoring Systems : Theory and Application
Abstract : Self-monitoring solutions first appeared to avoid catastrophic breakdowns in safety-critical mechanisms. The design behind these solutions relied heavily on the physical knowledge of the mechanism and its fault. They usually involved installing specialized sensors to monitor the state of the mechanism and statistical modeling of the recorded data. READ MORE
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5. From Domain Adaptation to Federated Learning
Abstract : Data-driven methods have been gaining increasing attention; however, along with the benefits they offer, they also present several challenges, particularly concerning data availability, accessibility, and heterogeneity, the three factors that have shaped the development of this thesis. Data availability is the primary consideration when employing data-driven methodologies. READ MORE