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van Klaveren, Pieter (author)
Online video completion aims to complete corrupted frames of a video in an online fashion. Consider a surveillance camera that suddenly outputs corrupted data, where up to 95% of the pixels per frame are corrupted. Real time video completion and correction is often desirable in such scenarios. Therefore, this thesis improves the Tensor-Networked...
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Bobde, Sharwin (author)
Using Recommender Systems with Evolutionary Algorithms is an extremely niche domain. It holds the key to enabling new user interaction designs, where users can effectively configure their experience with a Recommender System. This thesis answers important questions about the scientific aspects of its application to large-scale data through a...
master thesis 2021
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Koudijs, Nienke (author)
Groundwater is an excellent source for the production of drinking water due to its low concentration of microorganisms and contaminants. The main contaminants present in groundwater are iron, ammonium and manganese, which are sequentially removed in rapid sand filters by a combination of biological and chemical processes. Currently, limited...
master thesis 2021
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Ruiterkamp, Gilian (author)
In recent years wind turbines have become increasingly large to increase energy yield and cost-effectiveness. This has led to taller turbine towers, subjected to larger loads. As a result, Lagerwey turbines experience lateral tower vibrations at different resonance frequencies. These vibrations result in rotor speed measurement disturbances due...
master thesis 2021
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van der Marel, Martijn (author)
Formation control problems consider a set of mobile agents with the underlying goal of attaining and maintaining a state where the relative positions of agents are stable in accordance with the desired configuration.<br/>Navigation for formation control is typically achieved through localization in a global reference frame, e.g., via GNSS....
master thesis 2021
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Prundeanu, Alin (author)
Wheat is among the most important grains worldwide. For the assessment of wheat fields, image detection of spikes atop the plant containing grain is used. Previous work in deep learning for precision agriculture employs the already established object detectors, Faster R-CNN and YOLO, adapted for the given context. However, these models suffer...
bachelor thesis 2021
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de Boer, Thies (author)
With modern multi-function radars becoming more flexible, handling the limited amount of resources of these radars becomes increasingly important. In this thesis the radar resource management (RRM) problem in a multi-target tracking scenario is considered. Partially observable Markov decision processes (POMDPs) are used to describe each tracking...
master thesis 2021
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Meijer, Angeline (author)
FLASH proton therapy is a growing field of research, especially due to its biological benefits in radiation oncology: sparing healthy tissue while delivering the treatment within a millisecond. However, instead of sparing healthy tissue, the conventional FLASH approach, using transmission beams, damages the tissue behind the...
master thesis 2021
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Pieper, Thorben (author)
The development of computationally ecient algorithms for statistical inference of stochastic dierential equations has been a long-standing research subject ever since the advent of stochastic analysis. Recently, there has been an increasing interest in extending these methods to the statistical study of stochastic partial dierential equations....
master thesis 2021
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ter Wee, Annemiek (author)
Background/purpose: The mapping of microvasculature requires a high­resolution imaging method. Super­resolution ultrasound­imaging can provide such high resolution by detecting individual microbub­ bles (MBs) in a flow circuit. This method relies on the dynamic appearance of MBs, which appear as point scatterers on the US image, mixed with...
master thesis 2021
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de Kanter, Daan (author)
Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU)-based motion capture has gained interest over the years due to its potential to measure human movement in the clinic and on the sports field at low cost. Still, IMU-based motion reconstruction remains a challenging task as these IMU measurements are corrupted by noise and bias. There have been many filtering and...
master thesis 2021
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De Jonghe, Thomas (author)
High performance continuous fiber-reinforced composites are becoming increasingly important in the aerospace industry. In these structures, internal damage is often created and propagated throughout the lifetime, having a negative impact on the structural properties. In order to allow for condition-based maintenance, there is a need for reliable...
master thesis 2020
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Henkel, Martin (author)
Certain Formation Flying missions rely on their orbital control thrusters to maintain the formation, making a Fault Detection and Isolation (FDI) system that is capable of detecting thruster faults very valuable. In addition, communication between satellites in a formation can be expensive. In this thesis, a distributed FDI approach was...
master thesis 2020
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Roy Choudhury, Shashank (author)
Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machine have found their way into more applications due to their high power and torque density and high efficiency. The PWM schemes used to generate the voltage signals for the machine consist of high frequency trapezoidal signals, when not filtered. These high frequency signals when directly applied to the machine...
master thesis 2020
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Benders, Dennis (author)
Recent developments in neuroscience research, mainly introduced by neuroscientist Karl J. Friston, have resulted in a concept called the Free Energy Principle (FEP). The FEP is a brain theory unifying action, perception and learning. An important observation is that autonomous robots have to perform similar tasks to the human brain. Therefore,...
master thesis 2020
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van Ingen, Bart (author)
Pedestrian indoor localization is a problem yet to have a solution that is as generally accepted as the Global Positioning System is for outdoor localization. An infrastructure-independent option is to leverage the data from Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) sensors to determine position. An advantage of this approach is that these sensors are...
master thesis 2020
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Alforja Ruiz, Iñigo (author)
Space debris is becoming one of the major risks to be suffered by operating and future space missions. Recent studies show that the number of potentially hazardous uncontrolled orbital bodies is growing with time, increasing the probability of impact with operational satellites. To counteract this problem, several studies are being suggested to...
master thesis 2020
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Solanki, Prashant (author)
Quadcopters are becoming increasingly popular across diverse sectors such as mapping, photography, or surveillance. Since rotor damages occur frequently, it is essential to improve the attitude estimation and thus ultimately the ability to control a damaged quadcopter. The Control and Simulation group of TU Delft developed a quadcopter...
master thesis 2020
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Tsiakos, Dimitrios (author)
This project investigates the newly proposed Belgian Rectifier, a novel three-phase boost power factor correction rectifier which is advantageous for AC-to-DC conversion in applications, such as, off-board and on-board chargers for electric vehicles. The Belgian rectifier can achieve very high levels of efficiency<br/>and power density, while...
master thesis 2020
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Barad, Kuldeep (author)
Autonomous vision-based navigation is a crucial element for space applications involving a potentially uncooperative target, such as proximity operations for on-orbit servicing or active debris removal. Due to low mass and power characteristics, monocular vision sensors are an attractive choice for onboard vision-based navigation systems. This...
master thesis 2020
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