672 parallel-computing "Institute of Computer Science" positions at Monash University
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Primary supervisor David Taniar Research area Databases and Distributed Systems This project investigates 3Vs of Big Data (e.g Volume, Variety, and Velocity). Volume : Due to the exponential
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Primary supervisor David Taniar Research area Databases and Distributed Systems This project investigates 3Vs of Big Data (e.g Volume, Variety, and Velocity). Volume : Due to the exponential
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controlled user studies. Required knowledge Strong background in computer science in general Familiarity and understanding of basic principles underlying automated reasoning and robotics C/C
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controlled user studies. Required knowledge Strong background in computer science in general Familiarity and understanding of basic principles underlying automated reasoning and robotics C/C
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optimisation (CP) and mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) can be seen as success stories in computer science. Although the efficiency of the state-of-the-art decision and optimisation procedures
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truck. Computing the location and time of these connections remains an unsolved computational challenge. This project will create new algorithms for calculating cost-effective and time-efficient routes
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truck. Computing the location and time of these connections remains an unsolved computational challenge. This project will create new algorithms for calculating cost-effective and time-efficient routes
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Primary supervisor Carlo Kopp Research area Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Agent-based computational simulations are now widely employed to study the evolution of behaviour, e.g., predator
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Primary supervisor Carlo Kopp Research area Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Agent-based computational simulations are now widely employed to study the evolution of behaviour, e.g., predator
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angle, this project aims to build self-aware neural networks that are constructed in a way that is inspired by what we know about self-awareness circuits in the brain and the field of self-aware computing