by Tove Kvarnström | Feb 28, 2023
PI: Viktor Larsson (LU); co-PIs: Mårten Wadenbäck (LiU), Michael Felsberg (LiU) This project concerns 3D mapping methods which are used to enable re-localization and navigation in large-scale environments. In particular, we will focus on sparse reconstruction methods...
by Tove Kvarnström | Feb 28, 2023
PI: Christian Gehrmann (LU); co-PI: Mikael Asplund (LiU) The huge amount of cellular connected devices can be used to launch Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks which are a severe threat against telecommunication infrastructures and services. The new analytic...
by Tove Kvarnström | Feb 28, 2023
PI: Amir Aminifar (LU); co-PIs: Christoph Kessler (LiU), Petru Eles (LiU) The new generation of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) techniques have recently been shown to require non-negligible energy for both training and inference. FL4IoT will...
by Tove Kvarnström | Feb 28, 2023
PI: Elina Rönnberg (LiU); co-PI: Susanna F. de Rezende (LU) Improved methods for solving discrete optimisation problems have a great potential to contribute to sustainability and energy efficiency, as well as to trustworthiness of systems. The goal of this project is...
by Tove Kvarnström | Feb 28, 2023
PI: Andreas Kerren (LiU); co-PI: Richard Pates (LU) Multilayer networks are a relatively new way to model complex real-world systems that demand novel and efficient solutions for their analysis. Especially when regarding large and heterogeneous data typically used in...