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data, complicated algorithms are required. Some of these algorithms are yet to be developed and/or validated, with real data from polar regions required in order to do so. A dedicated airborne radar
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control and energy-management algorithms for efficient and reliable long-duration operation. Implement hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) and real-time co-simulation for validation under realistic grid scenarios
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in basic control-flow analysis. Process mining, as it stands today, is primarily based on computational techniques and algorithms to analyze and optimize processes. Methods such as process discovery
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in algorithmic design; Possess good communication skills and an excellent command of English. Additional Information Benefits We encourage high responsibility and independence while collaborating with
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: designing and developing prototype algorithms for ground processing of Synthetic Aperture Radar images, with a focus on X-band systems; developing Synthetic Aperture Radar image processing; validating and
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or incomplete. Information Your tasks will include: Developing and benchmarking ML/AI algorithms tailored to low-data regimes — e.g. few-shot learning, transfer learning or data-efficient representation learning
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of hyperbolic deep learning and one PhD student with a keen interest in the algorithmic side of hyperbolic deep learning. Tasks and responsibilities: Conduct high-impact research on hyperbolic deep learning
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adaptability, and safety; Applying AI and optimisation techniques (e.g. reinforcement learning and evolutionary algorithms) to adapt locomotion strategies to varying surface conditions; Supporting
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tagging algorithm development as well as physics data analysis, with a focus on Higgs boson physics, top quark physics, and searches for new physics signatures. This is what you will do After the discovery
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, the scattering geometry can be reconstructed mathematically (this is called inverse scattering). This requires both sophisticated mathematical models and efficiently implemented algorithms. In the case of wafer