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  • FAIRification of Data Models in Manufacturing


    In modern manufacturing, data plays a crucial role in optimizing processes, enhancing efficiency, and enabling interoperability across different systems. However, data models in manufacturing are often heterogeneous, proprietary, and lack standardization, making data sharing and integration challenging. The FAIR principles – Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability – provide a structured framework to improve data management ...
  • TEAMS: Tailoring Engagement and Alignment for MLOps Stakeholders


    The goal of this thesis is to investigate and define stakeholder engagement and involvement within the lifecycle of sensor-based MLOps. While MLOps principles streamline the deployment and maintenance of machine learning (ML) models, ensuring proper stakeholder involvement remains a challenge. Different stakeholders must collaborate effectively across various lifecycle stages to ensure model reliability, fairness, and ...
  • Enhancing Fake News Detection using Multi-Agent LLM Frameworks


    The proliferation of misinformation and fake news on social media platforms poses a significant challenge in today’s digital age. Traditional automated fake news detection systems often struggle with the complexity of the task, lacking the ability to provide detailed explanations and interpret nuanced contextual information. This thesis explores the enhancement of fake news detection using Multi-Agent ...
  • Small-Scale Agent-Aided AutoML with pre-Existing Code and Models


    AutoML automates machine learning pipelines, making model training accessible without deep expertise. Recent advancements use LLM-based agents to optimize pipeline steps, but existing solutions often require large-scale models with high computational costs. Smaller, open-source models provide a more accessible alternative, especially when combined with domain-specific pre-trained models. However, integrating these models into AutoML via agent ...
  • 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, ...

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