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Marang, Ruben (author)
Machine learning models are increasingly being used within software engineering for their predictions. Research shows that these models’ performance is increasing with new research. This thesis focuses on models for method name prediction, for which the goal is to have a model that can accurately predict method names. With this thesis, we could...
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Erceylan, Meriç (author)
In this Thesis a fast, low-cost, anthropomorphic robotic hand with tactile feedback is designed. The hand consists of an index finger and a thumb, both of which have four degrees of freedom. All eight degrees of freedom are fully actuated using eight servomotors whose forces are transferred using tendons. The design introduces tendon routing to...
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Lambregts, Steven (author)
Searchable Symmetric Encryption (SSE) schemes provide secure search over encrypted databases while allowing admitted information leakages. Generally, the leakages can be categorized into access, search, and volume pattern. In most existing Searchable Encryption (SE) schemes, these leakages are caused by practical designs but are considered an...
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van Dijk, Robert (author)
The appearance of an object or scene is determined by factors like the material, the lights, the geometry, the position of the observer, and the surroundings.<br/>Changes in these factors can be simulated using a projector-camera setup.<br/>Other research focuses on changing the appearance from the perspective of the projector, or on projector...
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Cording, Henry (author)
Diminished reality (DR) is an extension of augmented reality (AR) in which real objects are concealed, removed, or replaced. State of the art DR implementations are written and evaluated on desktop platforms, and those which are aimed at smartphones use auxiliary data or hardware for image completion. This paper introduces a DR app for Android...
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Maat, Alex (author)
Augmented Reality (AR) tracking for mobile devices is not realiable in environments where large virtual content, such as an entire virtual building, is to be displayed to the user. This paper presents a study on how multiple on-site markers can be used to better align the virtual scene to the real-world environment to improve large-scale AR...
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Rensen, Max (author)
In this paper, a method is proposed for stylizing stereoscopic augmented reality, while attempting to retain temporal and visual coherence. By tracking an AR marker and estimating a disparity map from stereo images, world positions of anchor points are tracked across frames and images, in order to move them with the scene. Additionally, the...
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Ayala Le Brun, Francisco (author)
According to the Contrast Sensitivity Function, the contrast of different spatial frequency elements of an image will be seen differently depending on distance. We propose a method for compensating for these differences by acting on an image's frequency representation and manipulating the magnitudes of the individual wave functions composing the...
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Achilleos, Andreas (author)
With the COVID-19 pandemic testing humanity worldwide in unforeseen ways, wellbeing assessment has stepped to the foreground of individual health status. Conversational User Interfaces (CUIs) prove promising as an assessment tool, but lacking the means to retain users engaged during the process. This research aims to explore a solution...
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Groenendijk, Mark (author)
Due to COVID-19 the overall wellbeing worldwide decreased. Assessing and improving wellbeing became a more important subject. This article describes the design research that uses the My Wellness Check survey created by the Delft University for Technology and aims to create a dashboard for wellbeing. That includes a way of authenticating users to...
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Trasberg, Markus (author)
With the surge of mental health issues during COVID-19, more emphasis has turned towards assessing wellbeing. At the same time, recent advances in AI have shown huge potential in a variety of fields. However, few solutions are available at the intersection of those two fields. This research explores how the use of transformer models like GPT-3...
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Manglani, Neel (author)
The increase in global internet users brings forth a vast amount of social media users and therefore opinions that are shared online. A subset of those users, adolescents, seem to develop some sort of addiction towards social media, which could lead to low life satisfaction. This paper tries to extract trending topics and their relation to well...
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Eijkelkamp, Charlotte (author)
A decrease in wellbeing worldwide due to the COVID-19 pandemic called for ways to assess wellbeing in a scalable and adequate manner. Conversational User Interfaces (CUIs) seem suitable, however, applying them optimally in certain contexts remains a challenge. This study aims to find ways to make CUIs more engaging and have a better experience...
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Abrahams, Joël (author)
Quantum networks allow multiple devices to exchange information encoded within quantum systems.<br/>Such quantum networks use classical control messages to coordinate entanglement between nodes.<br/>Third parties which can forge such control messages may interfere with the workings of quantum links, however:<br/>They may either perform...
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Graafmans, Roy (author)
Virtual private networks are often used to secure communication between two hosts and preserve privacy by tunneling all traffic over a single encrypted channel. Previous work has already shown that metadata of different secured channels can be used to fingerprint various kinds of information. In this work, we will dive into the encrypted tunnels...
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Slooff, Tom (author)
One of the most potent attacks against cryptographic implementations nowadays is side-channel attacks. Side-channel attacks use unintended leakages in the implementation, for example, electromagnetic radiation, to retrieve the secret key. Over time side-channel attacks have become more powerful, and recently the community has shifted towards...
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TANG, Philo (author)
This thesis proposes an ultra-low-power architecture for wireless Internet of Things end devices. The architecture enabled a prototype that can run a mainstream wireless protocol with an extremely limited power budget.
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Förstel, Irène (author)
Nowadays does the internet presence of companies increase, and with it, their attack surface and the probability of breaches: every information system in the company's network may be an entry point for an outsider. Therefore, companies need to secure their information systems. However, current risk assessment frameworks fail to connect the...
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Cao, Qingyuan (author)
This project is dedicated to implementing an unsupervised learning clustering method system for processing big data applied in Intel SGX. Intel SGX is a technology developed to meet the needs of the trusted computing industry similarly to ARM TrustZone, but this time for desktop and server platforms. It is a set of safety-related instruction...
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Yorgova, Radinka (author)
Code-Based Cryptography is a branch of the Post-Quantum Cryptography research area. As such, its focus is on developing algorithms that can be used in the current communication systems to secure them against an adversary powered in the (near) future by a quantum computer. A code-based type cryptosystem is a public key cryptosystem that is...
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