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individual rates of ageing. Role You will extend BrainAGE from global estimates to regional normative models using Bayesian regression and GAMLSS to derive age- and region-specific reference distributions
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mathematical information science approaches, such as scientific machine learning. Potential research topics include, but are not limited to: (1) Bayesian estimation of 3D velocity structure models using ocean
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to implement advanced computational pipelines, including machine learning, deep learning, Bayesian inference, and probabilistic mixed membership modeling for innovative research. · Contribute
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experimental methods. Develop and apply methods for demultiplexing, normalization/QC, effect-size estimation, biological inference, and predictive modeling. Contribute to biological manuscripts and methods
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areas Biomedical applications, social determinants of health or other demographic health areas Spatial microsimulation, spatially weighted regression, combinatorial optimization or Bayesian network
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project include two aspects: (1) based on the cutting-edge technologies from deep learning, computer vision or physics-informed machine learning, develop robust surrogate forward models to predict
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-portals and visualizations for complex data Building models and sensors for the estimation of ecosystem carbon exchange in urban and forested environments. Candidates will be expected to contribute