Search for dissertations about: "high dimensional data"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 540 swedish dissertations containing the words high dimensional data.
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11. Efficient concurrent data structure access parallelism techniques for increasing scalability
Abstract : Multi-core processors have revolutionised the way data structures are designed by bringing parallelism to mainstream computing. Key to exploiting hardware parallelism available in multi-core processors are concurrent data structures. READ MORE
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12. Valid causal inference in high-dimensional and complex settings
Abstract : The objective of this thesis is to consider some challenges that arise when conducting causal inference based on observational data. High dimensionality can occur when it is necessary to adjust for many covariates, and flexible models must be used to meet convergence assumptions. The latter may require the use of a novel machine learning estimator. READ MORE
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13. Classification models for high-dimensional data with sparsity patterns
Abstract : Today's high-throughput data collection devices, e.g. spectrometers and gene chips, create information in abundance. However, this poses serious statistical challenges, as the number of features is usually much larger than the number of observed units. READ MORE
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14. Network modeling and integrative analysis of high-dimensional genomic data : Nätverksmodellering och integrativ analys av högdimensionell genomikdata
Abstract : Genomic data describe biological systems on the molecular level and are, due to the immense diversity of life, high-dimensional. Network modeling and integrative analysis are powerful methods to interpret genomic data. READ MORE
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15. Swedish Dimensional Adjectives
Abstract : The purpose of this study is to give a thorough and detailed account and analysis of the semantics of twelve Swedish dimensional adjectives: hög ’high/tall’, låg ’low’, bred ’broad/wide’, smal ’narrow’ vid ’broad’, trång ’narrow’, tjock ’thick’, tunn ’thin’, djup ’deep’, grund ’narrow’, lång ’long’ and kort ’short’. Focus has been placed on their spatial, non-metaphorical sense. READ MORE