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language. - While our current digital infrastructure relies on classical networks, quantum networks are slowly becoming a reality. The coordination algorithms that govern their operation are unlike those
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on classical networks, quantum networks are slowly becoming a reality. The coordination algorithms that govern their operation are unlike those employed in classical networks, necessitating novel verification
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optimizations tailored to different environments. The optimizations range from algebraic optimizations (e.g., term rewriting) to algorithmic optimizations (e.g., group level algorithms), and to hardware
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interpretable models and algorithms for learning from data. Meanwhile, the field of knowledge discovery and data mining has allowed us to obtain insights from large amounts of data for decades, and it is worth
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., term rewriting) to algorithmic optimizations (e.g., group level algorithms), and to hardware optimizations (e.g., automated pipelining). The PhD student will be supervised by Nusa Zidaric. Key
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., term rewriting) to algorithmic optimizations (e.g., group level algorithms), and to hardware optimizations (e.g., automated pipelining). The PhD student will be supervised by Nusa Zidaric. Key
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to test and demonstrate the developed concepts and algorithms for integrated (re)planning. This PhD research will use a mixture of techniques from logistics, operations research, multiple-criteria decision
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geometry can be reconstructed mathematically (this is called inverse scattering). This requires both sophisticated mathematical models and efficiently implemented algorithms. In the case of wafer metrology
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, and Máxima Medisch Centrum focused on the development and implementation of analytical assays and decision support algorithms in clinical practice. Additionally, the project involves collaborations with
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Join TU Delft and work together with NXP to build low-power AI accelerators for self-healing analog/RF calibration, fixing noise/offset. Co-design algorithms & hardware and validate on real silicon