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Artificial Intelligence (AI) models are widely used in decision making procedures in many real-world applications across important areas such as finance, healthcare, education, and safety critical
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this question into several independent questions. This project will also contribute to an effort at Monash University in developing neuro-symbolic artificial intelligence methods. Required knowledge This project
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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most significant and immediate threats to health in Australia and globally. We are working on harnessing new technologies such as artificial intelligence
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orphan receptors, with their endogenous ligands and physiological functions remaining elusive. This project aims to bridge this knowledge gap by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to predict
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intelligence techniques (e.g., Deep Learning, Statistics, ML, Optimization) in order to (1) understand the nature of critical software defects like vulnerabilities; (2) predict; (3) highlight vulnerable code; (4
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working on harnessing new technologies such as next-generation sequencing and artificial intelligence to improve the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of AMR infections. The specific aims of this project
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Project description: On behalf of the Victorian Orthopaedic Trauma Outcomes Registry (VOTOR), we will establish the role of artificial intelligence (AI) deep learning to improve the prediction
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existing areas of focus, including Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Advanced Manufacturing or Automation. To be successful in
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Creativity. This project aims to develop explainable models for creative Artificial Intelligence systems that enable productive and high-quality interactions between AI systems and their human co-creators
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artificial intelligence guided synthesis. In our research group we strive to apply these methods towards polymer synthesis, and to harvest its benefits. In this PhD project, we will work on one