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. The project is supervised by Associate Professor Ulysse Côté-Allard at the Department of Technology Systems, University of Oslo, whose research focuses on the development of machine learning algorithms
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. The objective is to further develop and validate machine-learning surrogate models derived from high-fidelity multiphysics simulations of reactor transients and quantify how surrogate uncertainties propagate
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focuses on detecting underwater acoustics using AI methodologies. Additionally, CFD simulations combined with physics-informed machine learning will also be examined. Several research and industrial
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Informatics and edge intelligence etc. Must have documented significant Knowledge/Research Background, or Must be able to demonstrate skills on Data Analytics and Machine Learning, in particular on distributed
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and oral). Applicants must be well-trained in conducting quantitative analyses. Experience with large language models, machine learning, and/or programming in R or equivalent programs is an advantage
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and Distributed Systems Research Group (ND) with co-supervision from IFI’s Machine Learning section and the University of Inland Norway’s research group for User Perception and Engagement in XR
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increasing importance due to the widespread use of AI and in particular machine learning (ML). As today’s mainstream AI/ML workloads often resort to large-scale and energy-hungry supercomputers, it is
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effectively exploited, possibly using some kind of machine learning algorithm, provides more accurate data than traditional data collection methods, e.g. paper-based surveys. This data is valuable to several
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, machine learning, and/or programming in R or equivalent programs is an advantage but not a requirement. The evaluation of applicants primarily hinges on their documented academic qualifications and the
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simulations combined with physics-informed machine learning will also be examined. Several research and industrial partners are a part of this project. The ideal candidate would combine strong computational