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… of artificial intelligence that aims at developing computer systems that automatically improve their performance with experience. Machine learning algorithms are widely employed and are encountered daily. Examples are automatic recommendations when buying a product or voice recognition software that adapts to your voice. The course will present both the basic, and the state-of-the-art techniques of machine learning. The practical use of the presented techniques and the problems of developing real … and Knowledge Engineering 26 learning. How can computers acquire, understand and produce language? How can computational methods give us insight into observed human language phenomena? How to make sense of the vast amounts of information available online in free, unstructured form? In this course students will learn how computers can learn useful text/language representations and how different tasks (language modeling, text classification, information extraction, sequence labeling, etc.) can be … Science & Knowledge Engineering Introduction to Image & Video Processing Full course description Image and video processing is everywhere around us, in smartphones, robotics, medicine, security systems, microscopy, remote sensing, video games, travel, shopping, environmental management and many other applications. Image and video processing is based on principles of signal processing, extended to multiple dimensions. In this class students will have a short introduction to basic 2D signals and …

… skills, feedback, reflection, teambuilding Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Practical: Introduction UM Systems Full course description The practical takes place during the introduction week, with the aim to explain the facilities and online services for students who are starting their studies at FPN. The training includes:  UM account  Student portal (course / exam booking, check study results)  The electronic learning environment  Computer facilities  FPN AskPsychology … high school may elicit happy memories, for others simply recalling walking on the schoolyard is sufficient to elicit anxiety. Our memory can also fail. It may happen that you go to the supermarket with a list in your head of what you certainly need to buy, to come home with several items lacking. And maybe your sibling will have a very different memory of a past event, calling into question the truth-value of memories. The above-elicited questions will be studied through behavioural research in … https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nick.broers Bachelor Psychology ### 53 themes will also be available. Furthermore, attention will be paid to popularizing scientific results by means of writing a research blog. Students will also receive mini-workshops about how to present, how to write reviews, and statistics. The corresponding practical for this course is: Student Psychology Symposium Course objectives Students are able to indicate the difference between science and common sense; to …

… in all forms of decision-making, since one wishes to make the best decision in any context, and in the analysis of data, where one wishes to find the best model describing experimental data. This course treats two different areas of optimization: nonlinear optimization and combinatorial optimization. Nonlinear optimization deals with the situation that there is a continuum of available solutions. A best solution is then usually approximated with one of several available general-purpose … techniques and will require them to read and understand published scientific papers from recent Machine Learning conferences. Prerequisites Desired Prior Knowledge: Machine Learning Recommended reading Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning - C.M. Bishop; Bayesian Reasoning and Machine Learning - D. Barber; Gaussian Processes for Machine Learning - C.E. Rasmussen & C. Williams; The Elements of Statistical Learning - T. Hastie et al. KEN4154 Period 2 28 Oct 2024 13 Dec 2024 Print course description … There are often constraints on the order in which tasks, or ‘jobs’ can be performed, and there are usually capacity constraints of the machines. This leads to natural, industrially critical optimization problems. For example, a company might choose to buy many machines to process jobs, but then there is a risk that the machines will be underused, which is economically inefficient. On the other hand, too few machines, or an inappropriate ordering of tasks, may lead to machines spending a significant …

… Bachelor Psychology 8 Practical: Social Networks Full course description In this skills training students will reconsider a number of topics discussed in the course ‘Social Behaviour’ within the specific context of online social network sites (e.g., Facebook). This, however, requires that students possess basic knowledge of networking principles as well as the ability to apply these principles. For this purpose, students will work on a number of computer … high school may elicit happy memories, for others simply recalling walking on the schoolyard is sufficient to elicit anxiety. Our memory can also fail. It may happen that you go to the supermarket with a list in your head of what you certainly need to buy, to come home with several items lacking. And maybe your sibling will have a very different memory of a past event, calling into question the truth-value of memories. The above-elicited questions will be studied through behavioural research in … and how articles can be read, written and discussed. Literature on these themes will also be available. Furthermore, attention will be paid to popularizing scientific results by means of writing a research blog. Students will also receive mini-workshops about how to present, how to write reviews, and statistics. The corresponding practical for this course is: Student Psychology Symposium Course objectives Students are able: to indicate the difference between science and common sense; to …

… (Kreibich & Hermwille, 2021). Carbon banking is an alternative approach in carbon trading: instead of remunerating CS in trees by a one-time payment, the idea of a carbon bank is applied, where sequestered carbon creates 17 a deposit, from which buyers “borrow” through annual payments (Bigsby, 2009, p. 382). Bigsby (2009) proposes carbon banking as an alternative that reduces uncertainty and risks to tree owners, for instance, related to liabilities after tree loss due to a fire. Being based … and meaning (a source of information for the reader; documentation, encompassing accountability, insurance, potential to upscale, and consistency for author and projects). The documents sourced share the following characteristics: accessibility online, a link to at least one of the key actors and relevance to the thesis topic, as they are in one way or the 27 other linked to the project Solidaridad ECA Uganda (see Appendix C for an overview of included documents). Thus, the documents were … It helps “to run the home” (I1), build a better house (semi-permanent houses are common in Africa), buy a better lamp, and “if the land is big enough you can even have a cow (…) which can give you manure [that] reduces expenses to buy fertiliser at a shop, to put in coffee and banana plantation” (I1). She stated, “[f]or me, it helps both of us, the men and the women” (I1). She elaborated on agroforestry benefits, such as improved soil and protection of 42 coffee plants, provision of firewood and …