Search for dissertations about: "data properties"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 3531 swedish dissertations containing the words data properties.
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21. Anomaly detection in trajectory data for surveillance applications
Abstract : Abnormal behaviour may indicate important objects and events in a wide variety of domains. One such domain is intelligence and surveillance, where there is a clear trend towards more and more advanced sensor systems producing huge amounts of trajectory data from moving objects, such as people, vehicles, vessels and aircraft. READ MORE
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22. Nonlinear Quantile Regression for Longitudinal Data
Abstract : The overall objective of the two papers in this thesis is to examine the properties of the weighted nonlinear quantile regression estimator for the analysis of longitudinal data. To this end, the question of which weights to be used, the bias of the estimator and the possibility to calculate confidence intervals has to be examined. READ MORE
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23. Contributions to generalized Wilcoxon rank tests
Abstract : In unbalanced small sample size problems with right censorings, the variance estmators of linear rank statistics, may be biased. This is the case with the commonly applied variance estimators for the generalized Wilcoxon rank test statistics of Gehan and Prentice. READ MORE
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24. A Programming Language for Data Privacy with Accuracy Estimations
Abstract : Differential privacy offers a formal framework for reasoning about the privacy and accuracy of computations on private data. It also offers a rich set of building blocks for constructing private data analyses. READ MORE
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25. Nonconformity Measures and Ensemble Strategies : An Analysis of Conformal Predictor Efficiency and Validity
Abstract : Conformal predictors are a family of predictive models that associate with each of their predictions a measure of confidence, enabling them to provide quantitative information about their own trustworthiness. In risk-laden machine learning applications, where bad predictions may lead to economic loss, personal injury, or worse, such inherent quality control appears highly beneficial, if not required. READ MORE