62 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Simons-Foundation" positions at UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI
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of Finland under the supervision of Academy Research Fellow Marcelo Hartmann and Research Fellow Luu Hoang Phuc Hau (Nanyang Technological University) . We have been developing computational algorithms and
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their repertoire. If they encounter text written in a language they have not seen before, they label it with what their algorithm deems the closest match. The results of such behavior can vary from the indicated
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developing computational algorithms and theory grounded in notions of information geometry and Riemannian geometry to enhance Bayesian statistical inference and machine-learning related methods. We are part of
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they encounter with a label of one of the languages in their repertoire. If they encounter text written in a language they have not seen before, they label it with what their algorithm deems the closest match. The
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of computer science represented at the department (algorithms, networks, software engineering, AI, data science) Experience of working in highly interdisciplinary environments Experience in designing
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teaching merits and, if necessary, a teaching demonstration. Additional evaluation criteria for this position are: Experience in some area of computer science represented at the department (algorithms
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funded DIGICONNECT research project at the University of Helsinki. DIGICONNECT project explores children and young persons' use and experiences of digital support. The project consists of multiple work
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of multiple work packages where data will be collected from children, young people, professionals, and organizations working with children, young people and families. The research is conducted in partnership
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group of tiger moth species. This colourful group provides opportunities to investigate potential repeated evolution of novel colour pattern genes, the role of regulatory elements in controlling colour
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producing and maintaining colour polymorphisms in a group of tiger moth species. This colourful group provides opportunities to investigate potential repeated evolution of novel colour pattern genes, the role