Search for dissertations about: "production data mining"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 64 swedish dissertations containing the words production data mining.
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1. Learning from Multi-Objective Optimization of Production Systems : A method for analyzing solution sets from multi-objective optimization
Abstract : The process of multi-objective optimization involves finding optimal solutions to several objective functions. However, these are typically in conflict with each other in many real-world problems, such as production system design. READ MORE
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2. Mining Futures : Predictions and Uncertainty in Swedish Mineral Exploration
Abstract : Any forward-oriented enterprise must somehow manage the challenges posed by uncertainty and with its distant temporal horizons, high stakes, and low probability of success, mineral exploration is a good illustration of this general rule. Based on a combination of interviews, observations, and archival research, this thesis investigates how explorationists use predictions to manage the material complexities and the uncertainties that contribute to determining the future minability of mineral deposits. READ MORE
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3. Mining Big and Fast Data: Algorithms and Optimizations for Real-Time Data Processing
Abstract : In the last decade, real-time data processing has attracted much attention from both academic community and industry, as the meaning of big data has evolved to incorporate as well the speed of data. The massive and rapid production of data comes via numerous services, i.e., Web, social networks, Internet of Things (IoT) and mobile devices. READ MORE
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4. Together We Learn More : Algorithms and Applications for User-Centric Anomaly Detection
Abstract : Anomaly detection is the problem of identifying data points or patterns that do not conform to normal behavior. Anomalies in data often correspond to important and actionable information such as frauds in financial applications, faults in production units, intrusions in computer systems, and serious diseases in patient records. READ MORE
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5. A toolbox for co-production of knowledge and improved land use dialogues : the perspective of reindeer husbandry
Abstract : In northern Sweden, forestry, wind and hydropower, mining, infrastructure development and associated influence zones together constitute a complicated, land use situation that strongly impacts reindeer husbandry, a unique and extensive land use system. This situation has led to challenges for land managers and decision makers. READ MORE