Search for dissertations about: "modular training"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words modular training.
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1. Machine learning based control of small-scale autonomous data centers
Abstract : The low-latency requirements of 5G are expected to increase the demand for distributeddata storage and computing capabilities in the form of small-scale data centers (DC)located at the edge, near the interface between mobile and wired networks. These edgeDC will likely be of modular and standardized designs, although configurations, localresource constraints, environments and load profiles will vary and thereby increase theDC infrastructure diversity. READ MORE
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2. Aircraft Systems Modeling : Model Based Systems Engineering in Avionics Design and Aircraft Simulation
Abstract : Aircraft developers like other development and manufacturing companies, are experiencing increasing complexity in their products and growing competition in the global market. One way to confront the challenges is to make the development process more efficient and to shorten time to market for new products/variants by using design and development methods based on models. READ MORE
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3. Transfer-Aware Kernels, Priors and Latent Spaces from Simulation to Real Robots
Abstract : Consider challenging sim-to-real cases lacking high-fidelity simulators and allowing only 10-20 hardware trials. This work shows that even imprecise simulation can be beneficial if used to build transfer-aware representations. READ MORE
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4. Sharing to learn and learning to share : Fitting together metalearning and multi-task learning
Abstract : This thesis focuses on integrating learning paradigms that ‘share to learn,’ i.e., Multitask Learning (MTL), and ‘learn (how) to share,’ i.e. READ MORE
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5. A tiny glimpse into the human brain using model-free analysis for resting-state fMRI data
Abstract : Resting-state functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) acquires four dimensional data that indirectly depicts human brain activity. Within these four dimensional datasets reside resting-state functional connectivity networks (RFNs), depicting how the human brain is organized functionally. READ MORE