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abort (or not engage) if the bright white lines that fit a defined and rigid expectation are not clearly visible. These systems use algorithms, rather than AI machine learning, to detect road markings and
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memorisation capabilities of deep learning models. Such vulnerabilities expose FL systems to various privacy attacks, making the study of privacy in distributed settings increasingly complex and vital
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): Network-level design and multi-node cooperation (coordination, topology design, distributed/federated learning, etc.) Wireless resource allocation and scheduling under multi-objective KPIs (rate, latency
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aligning with NQTP Missions 1 and 2 and NQCC Testbed programme, will tailor the developed benchmarking approaches to error-corrected as well as distributed quantum computers, addressing the need for scalable
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lack a direct correlation with process parameters, limiting their ability to predict temperature fields under varying process conditions. The transferred arc energy distribution becomes particularly
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algorithms, validated navigation architectures, and new insights into next-generation intelligent mobility solutions. The student will undertake two industry placements at Spirent, use high-tech simulation
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from motion blur, defocus, and imaging artefacts, which hinder accurate diagnosis. This project aims to restore image clarity by designing intelligent algorithms that recover fine anatomical details
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analytics, anomaly detection, and embedded redundancy to enhance system resilience. Students will focus on creating adaptive algorithms and hardware implementations that enable real-time diagnostics and
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technical, economic, and social reasons. This leads to the need to integrate several new types of devices both at transmission and distribution level (e.g. renewable generation, HVDC interconnectors, electric
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, particularly in computer networks, operating systems, computer architecture and distributed systems Excellent programming, system building and measurement skills are required Be familiar with, and ideally worked