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  • An Ontology-Based Agent for Explainable Unstructured IoT Data


    Sensor data is often unstructured and while available datasets show some clear use cases, for example calculating energy consumption over time, relationships between measurements can often go unnoticed without a thorough examination of the data. While exploratory data analysis can reveal connections, without a clear analytical direction the results may be limited to general information, ...
  • Knowledge Graph-Based Chinese Tourism Recommendation System with Large Language Models


    With the increasing popularity of personalized tourism experiences, recommendation systems play a crucial role in helping travelers discover destinations, activities, and itineraries that match their preferences. Traditional recommendation models often rely on collaborative filtering or content-based filtering, which may struggle with cold-start issues, lack of contextual awareness, and limited adaptability to dynamic tourism trends. Knowledge graphs ...
  • Development of a Decision Support System for Cyber-Incident Response in Smart Grids: Evaluating the Impact of Decision-Making Algorithms


    With the increasing complexity of industrial control systems (ICS) in smart grids, the risk of cyber-attacks is also rising. To enhance the security and resilience of these systems, new approaches are needed for detecting and mitigating cyber incidents. This thesis develops a decision support system (DSS) designed to assess and recommend effective countermeasures against cyber ...
  • StEADyML: Stability Evaluation and Detection for Accurate Dynamics using ML


    The aim of this thesis is to design, implement, and evaluate a machine learning-based system for detecting chatter in thin-walled workpieces during machining processes. By leveraging MLOps principles, the system will automate the data pipeline from sensor data acquisition to model deployment, ensuring a scalable and efficient workflow. Additionally, the integration of the system within ...
  • Data Consistency Metrics and Synchronization Protocols in Real-Time Distributed Information Systems for Public Transportation


    Real-time distributed information systems (RDIS) are designed to process, manage, and deliver data across interconnected components in distributed environments under strict timing constraints. In the context of public transportation, RDIS gathers information from heterogeneous data sources, such as buses and stations, to provide passengers with timely updates on schedules, delays, and operational changes through user ...

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