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Intuitive human-robot interaction in work environments

Creating intelligent methods for the natural and intuitive handover of tools between robots and humans in work environments

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Machine learning in Julia

Developing a machine learning toolbox for the Julia programming language, emphasising ease of use, reproducibility, high performance, rapid development and advanced interoperability.

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Visual diagnostics for Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC)

Designing visual diagnostics that articulate the concepts underlying robust MCMC computational algorithms

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Citizen participation and machine learning for a better democracy

Using machine learning and natural language processing to overcome information overload in citizen participation platforms

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Digital fingerprinting of materials microstructure

Investigating and developing new methods for concisely capturing the essence of a material’s microstructure

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Social information and public opinion

Studying the individual mechanisms of public opinion formation

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Bringing the social city to the smart city

Using AI and machine learning to understand and simulate cities

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Improving Android game recommendations

Creating a deep learning based tool to improve game recommendations on Samsung Galaxy devices

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Automating data visualisation

Researching algorithms for visualising data in digital twins, including automating the layout of large scale data and visualising the uncertainty of data values

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Data science toolkit for explorable data visualisations

Helping scientists understand data analyses by connecting parts of visualisations to the data they depend on

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Integrating information visualisation with machine learning

Integrating interactive data and information visualisation with machine learning technologies for learning for large datasets

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Pinpointing molecular mechanisms of complex disease

Combining population and molecular data to pinpoint disease causing DNA changes

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Analysing social and geographic datasets

Mapping the available tools and techniques for qualitatively understanding human behaviour, in the context of social dynamics

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Safe AI for surgical assistance

Developing methods for assistive robots to learn correct actions from human experts, in the domain of surgical assistance in operating rooms

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sktime: A toolbox for data science with time series

A unified toolbox for time series in the Python programming language

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Data science tools for high-performance computing

Enabling the provision of popular data science packages within a managed, multi-user, academic high performance computing (HPC) environment

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Scalable regression: Tools and techniques

Developing techniques for regression models to scale at large data volumes, incorporating regression model power into big data analytics engines

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Advancing methodology for predictive healthcare

Developing methodologies for complex health data and individual-level risk prediction

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