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The Technical Doctoral School of IT and Design at Aalborg University

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  • Wireless Communicatons for the Internet of Things (IoT)

    Welcome to Wireless Communicatons for the Internet of Things (IoT) Description: The rapid proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) applications is transforming both daily life and industrial operations, creating unprecedented demands on wireless communication systems. IoT devices exhibit diverse characteristics, communication requirements, and traffic patterns that challenge traditional network architectures and protocols. To meet these demands, […]

  • Knowledge graph construction

    Welcome to Knowledge graph construction Description: The ability to represent and reason with knowledge in a structured, machine-readable format is rapidly becoming essential for modern artificial intelligence applications. Knowledge graphs (KGs) offer a powerful paradigm for achieving this, enabling applications ranging from intelligent search and question answering to drug discovery and personalized medicine. However, constructing high-quality KGs […]

  • Statistical learning theory for time-series

    Welcome to Statistical learning theory for time-series Description: This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the theory, algorithms, and statistical guarantees for learning dynamical systems and performing time-series prediction. The course combines classical modeling techniques with modern deep learning architectures, addressing both the estimation of unknown physical quantities and the construction of predictive models for […]