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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP190101350

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $339,000.00
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    Automated assessment of data quality in biological knowledge resources. This project aims to develop methods for identifying poor quality data in biological databases. Research in biomedicine is underpinned by massive databases of biological data. Data quality is largely managed through manual curation, but automated methods to assess quality are critically needed. This project expects to develop a suite of computational tools for assessing biological data quality, utilising an innovative approa .... Automated assessment of data quality in biological knowledge resources. This project aims to develop methods for identifying poor quality data in biological databases. Research in biomedicine is underpinned by massive databases of biological data. Data quality is largely managed through manual curation, but automated methods to assess quality are critically needed. This project expects to develop a suite of computational tools for assessing biological data quality, utilising an innovative approach based on network analysis of database record connectivity. These tools will enable quantifying data quality at scale. Researchers, evidence-based decision-makers in biomedicine, and the analytical or predictive tools that use this data will make more reliable inferences and decisions.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP210301259

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $351,667.00
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    Deep Pattern Mining for Brain Graph Analysis: A Data Mining Perspective. This project brings together experts in the fields of data mining and cognitive neuroscience. This project aims to develop new data analytics tools, algorithms, and models to combine complex multi-source neuroimage brain data and non-imaging data, to explore the interplays among these different data structures and identify novel functional patterns from complex brain graph structures. The research undertaken in this project .... Deep Pattern Mining for Brain Graph Analysis: A Data Mining Perspective. This project brings together experts in the fields of data mining and cognitive neuroscience. This project aims to develop new data analytics tools, algorithms, and models to combine complex multi-source neuroimage brain data and non-imaging data, to explore the interplays among these different data structures and identify novel functional patterns from complex brain graph structures. The research undertaken in this project expects to provide practical data analysis approaches and establish the theoretical foundations for data mining with multiple sources of brain data.
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    Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE200101610

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $403,398.00
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    Towards Explainable Multi-source Multivariate Time-series Analysis. The aim of this project is to build deep learning models with transparent reasoning behind the results that can be easily interpreted by humans. The research rests on translating pertinent knowledge from multiple sources of complex data containing event sequences into graph form and embedding those knowledge graphs into a sophisticated deep learning model. Such an accomplishment represents the next great advance in machine intel .... Towards Explainable Multi-source Multivariate Time-series Analysis. The aim of this project is to build deep learning models with transparent reasoning behind the results that can be easily interpreted by humans. The research rests on translating pertinent knowledge from multiple sources of complex data containing event sequences into graph form and embedding those knowledge graphs into a sophisticated deep learning model. Such an accomplishment represents the next great advance in machine intelligence and will lay the theoretical foundations for building intelligent analysis tools that truly work in tandem with people. The potential benefits to science, society, and the Australian economy, particularly in finance, sensor technologies, and emergency health services would be appreciable.
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    Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE210101458

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $387,141.00
    Summary
    Scalable and Deep Anomaly Detection from Big Data with Similarity Hashing. Anomaly detection, aiming to identify anomalous but insightful patterns in data mining, is an important big data analytics technique. The nature of big data requires a detection method that can handle fast-evolving data of diverse types. However, existing methods suffer from either high computational cost or low detection performance. This project aims to develop a detection framework to advance detection performance and .... Scalable and Deep Anomaly Detection from Big Data with Similarity Hashing. Anomaly detection, aiming to identify anomalous but insightful patterns in data mining, is an important big data analytics technique. The nature of big data requires a detection method that can handle fast-evolving data of diverse types. However, existing methods suffer from either high computational cost or low detection performance. This project aims to develop a detection framework to advance detection performance and efficiency, based on a novel deep learning model called deep isolation forest which is different from the traditional artificial neural network based models. The outcome will bring huge benefits to various applications such as real-time predictive maintenance in smart manufacturing, and intrusion detection in cybersecurity.
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