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that the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science of the Eindhoven University of Technology is opening a PhD position in Statistics. We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic candidate with a background in
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-design and a thorough statistical evaluation in field experiments. We will consider, among others, educational theories that focus on planning activities, such as goal-setting theory, feedback theories
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/continual learning with evolving data Job requirements Master’s degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, or a related field Excellent analytical and mathematical skills Affinity with developing
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of reverberation chambers. This is why most modeling for reverberation chambers is rooted in stochastics and statistics, yet the disadvantage of such an approach is that the underlying assumptions are only weakly
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why most modeling for reverberation chambers is rooted in stochastics and statistics, yet the disadvantage of such an approach is that the underlying assumptions are only weakly underpinned by a
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. Markov decision theory and dynamic programming) and applied probability (Bayesian statistics). Excellent coding skills (e.g., in Java, Python, Julia, MATLAB). A research-oriented attitude. Ability to be
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degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a closely related field. At least 5 years of study. Good statistical background and knowledge of probability theory Programming in Java or C/C++ English language
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, wireless communications, and detection and estimation theory (statistical signal processing). Knowledge of radar signal processing and/or coding theory is desirable. Proficiency in English (written and
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the sizes of such disruptions are heavy-tailed, as this implies that the probability of large-scale failures or congestion is substantially higher than conventional statistical laws might suggest, and that
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background and interest in cybersecurity and propensity and natural interest towards multidisciplinary perspectives on open problems Experience in empirical methods and statistical analysis is welcome, but not