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groups in the economic analysis of health and health care. We have the highest concentration of economists working in health in the Asia-Pacific region and the largest Health Economics PhD program in
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concentration of economists working in health in the Asia-Pacific region and the largest Health Economics PhD program in Australia, reflecting the reputation of our researchers and the quality of their mentorship
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and Inductive Inference by Minimum Message Length'', Springer (Link to the preface [and p vi, also here]) Wallace, C.S. and D.L. Dowe (1994b), Intrinsic classification by MML - the Snob program. Proc
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The United Nations Development Programme has identified access to information as an essential element to support poverty eradication. People living in poverty are often unable to access information
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to work closely with other leading academics at Monash University, including Professor Carol Propper , A/Prof Terrence Cheng and Dr Danusha Jayawardana . As a candidate in the CHE Integrated PhD Program
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provide multiple competitive scholarships funded by a national elite HDR training program: Data61 Next Generation Graduate (https://www.csiro.au/en/work-with-us/funding-programs/programs/next-generation
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We have a range of potential research projects on offer in partnership with VIFM - https://www.vifm.org/ - looking at ML techniques in predicting forensic diagnoses / image analysis, across
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Skip to main content Main Menu - Primary Home Projects Supervisors Expression of Interest Contact Computational drug discovery Primary supervisor Geoff Webb Research area Data Science and Artificial
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inference. PhD Program The project is based in the Centre for Health Economics, a large and active economics research group within the Monash Business School in Melbourne, Australia. As a candidate in the CHE
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design, contributing to our understanding of experiencing the human body as play. More information at http://exertiongameslab.org