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(Master / PhD / Postdoc). Our expertise lies in quantum foundations, quantum information theory and quantum technologies. For additional information, please visit: https://dakic.univie.ac.at/ . Your future
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new machine learning methodologies that tackle unique computational problems in healthcare applications. We use large real-world complex datasets, including data extracted from electronic health records
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through applied research programmes. Faculty in the ICT Cluster undertake funded industry-relevant research, teach courses in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Security and Software
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Course location Karlsruhe Description/content The Cluster of Excellence 3D Matter Made to Order (3DMM2O) is a Research Cluster jointly run by Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and Heidelberg
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researchers in Vienna. The Dakić group is an international team of young scientists (Master / PhD / Postdoc). Our expertise lies in quantum foundations, quantum information theory and quantum technologies
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of young scientists (Master / PhD / Postdoc). Our expertise lies in quantum foundations, quantum information theory and quantum technologies. For additional information, please visit: https
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the end-to-end discovery process, including data preparation, statistical analysis, and methods for extracting meaningful insights from large datasets. Core machine learning techniques such as decision tree
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researchers in Vienna. The Dakić group is an international team of young scientists (Master / PhD / Postdoc). Our expertise lies in quantum foundations, quantum information theory and quantum technologies
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scientists (Master / PhD / Postdoc). Our expertise lies in quantum foundations, quantum information theory and quantum technologies. For additional information, please visit: https://dakic.univie.ac.at/ . Your
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Your Job: In the CrowdING project, you will analyze experimental data from large crowds and develop quantitative measures to describe their spatial structure. To do this, you will use and expand