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Holtgrefe, Tim (author)
Microtubules are long cylindrical polymers, assembled from tubulin proteins. Microtubule ends can be visualized using fluorescence and confocal microscopy. This allows for the study of microtubule dynamics. However, the manual annotation of microtubules is laborious, which is why automated tracking methods are used. In this project we have...
bachelor thesis 2023
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Marinov, Atanas (author)
Multi-label learning is one of the hot problems in the field of machine learning. The deep neural networks used to solve it could be quite complex and have a huge capacity. This enormous capacity, however, could also be a negative, as they tend to eventually overfit the undesirable features of the data. One such feature presented in the real...
bachelor thesis 2021
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Mikalauskas, Liudas (author)
Logging is a common practice in software development that assists developers with the maintenance of software. Logging a system optimally is a challenging task, thus Li et al. have proposed a state-of-the-art log recommendation model. However, no further attempts exist to improve the model or reproduce their results using different training data...
bachelor thesis 2021
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van den Belt, Glenn (author)
Earthquakes can have tremendous effects. They can result in casualties, massive damage, and hurt the economy. Therefore, one would like to predict earthquakes as early as possible and with the highest accuracy possible. This paper contains the proposal for the optimal prediction-time, which is the time between the execution of a prediction and...
bachelor thesis 2022
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d'Anjou, Raymond (author)
This study presents a comparison of different VariationalAutoencoder(VAE) models to see which VAE models arebetter at finding disentangled representations. Specificallytheir ability to encode biological processes into distinct la-tent dimensions. The biological processes that will be lookedat are the cell cycle and differentiation state. The...
bachelor thesis 2021
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Runhaar, Yohan (author)
The increasingly growing expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT) along with the convergence of multiple technologies such as the arrival of next generation wireless broadband in 5G, is creating a paradigm shift from cloud computing towards edge computing. Performing tasks normally done by the cloud directly on edge devices would ensure...
bachelor thesis 2020
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van der Valk, Daan (author)
Side-channel attacks (SCA) aim to extract a secret cryptographic key from a device, based on unintended leakage. Profiled attacks are the most powerful SCAs, as they assume the attacker has a perfect copy of the target device under his control. In recent years, machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) techniques have became popular as...
master thesis 2019
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Resink, Tim (author)
To be able to understand the dynamic driving environment, an autonomous vehicle needs to predict the mo- tion of other traffic participants in the driving scene. Motion prediction can be done based on experience and recently observed series of past events, and entails reasoning about probable outcomes with these past ob- servations. Aspects that...
master thesis 2019
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Enthoven, David (author)
With the increasing number of data collectors such as smartphones, immense amounts of data are available. These data have great value for training machine learning models. Federated learning is a distributed machine learning approach that allows a machine learning model to train on a distributed data-set without transferring any data and...
master thesis 2019
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Meij, Senna (author)
The operating room is one of the most complex and expensive environments in the hospital. Research has been focusing on improving the efficient use of the OR time, for instance by using intraoperative data to update the planning of the OR during the day. This thesis used a deep learning network to automatically recognize surgical tools and pre...
master thesis 2019
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Zou, Yanghuan (author)
Machine learning models offer promising potential in precipitation nowcasting. However, a common issue faced by many of these models is the tendency to produce blurry precipitation nowcasts, which are unrealistic. Previous research on the deep learning model - TrajGRU (Shi et al., 2017) indicated that data imbalance in radar images and the...
master thesis 2023
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Al-Rahbi, Mohammed (author)
Human Activity Recognition (HAR) is a key enabler of various applications, including smart homes, health care, Internet of Things (IoT), and virtual reality games. A large number of HAR systems are based on wearable sensors and computer vision. However, a challenge that has emerged in the last few years entails recognizing human activities using...
master thesis 2019
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MENG, YUQI (author)
Traditionally, archaeological investigations, especially archaeological remains detection, mostly depend on human observation. In order to find the objects in large areas, a lot of fieldwork has to be done and it takes a long time for archaeologists to travel around. Nowadays, the development of LIDAR provides accurate 3D geometric information,...
master thesis 2023
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Mavritsakis, Panagiotis (author)
Large parts of the world rely on rainfed agriculture for their food security. In Africa, 90% of the agricultural yields rely only on precipitation for irrigation purposes and approximately 80% of the population’s livelihood is highly dependent on its food production. Parts of Ghana are prone to droughts and flood events due to increasing...
master thesis 2021
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Wiersma, Ruben (author)
We present a new approach for deep learning on surfaces, combining geometric convolutional networks with rotationally equivariant networks. Existing work either learns rotationally invariant filters, or learns filters in the tangent plane without correctly relating orientations between different tangent planes (orientation ambiguity). We propose...
master thesis 2019
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Glynis, Konstantinos (author)
Water utilities face many challenges, including pipe bursts that cause significant non-revenue water losses. Detecting those bursts early is important for the water sector in its path to achieve sustainable water resource management. This study presents a scalable data-driven methodology for burst detection in water distribution systems that is...
master thesis 2022
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Geel, Patrick (author)
The demand for implementing neural networks on edge devices has rapidly increased as they allow designers to move away from expensive server-grade hardware. However, due to the limited resources available on edge devices, it is challenging to implement complex neural networks. This study selected the Kria SoM KV260 hardware platform due to its...
master thesis 2023
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Li, Mingxi (author)
Neural networks have achieved great success in many difficult learning tasks like image classification, speech recognition and natural language processing. However, neural architectures are hard to design, which requires lots of knowledge and time of human experts. Therefore, there has been a growing interest in automating the process of designing...
master thesis 2019
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Corredor Mora, Diego (author)
It is vital for adequate management, and operation of water distribution systems (WDS) to have reliable short-term water demand forecasts. Conventional time-series models present limitations when dealing with non-linear changes in water demand. Thus, it is proposed to employ deep learning algorithms to offer a more reliable forecast. Three...
master thesis 2021
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Papadakis, Manolis (author)
Biometrics authentication has been very useful and necessary nowadays due to the great developments in technology and the transaction of huge amounts of sensitive data on a daily basis. Traditionally, access to some data or service is achieved by means of some documents or a password. However, these methods are not very convenient. Alternatively...
master thesis 2019
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