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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP210104043

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $203,771.00
    Summary
    AI-driven Effective Query Formulation for Better Systematic Reviews. This project aims to develop novel AI-based search engine methods to make the creation of systematic reviews cheaper, faster and unbiased. Systematic reviews are the cornerstone for evidence-based decisions in clinical practice and government policy making. Given the pace new research is published at, it is unsustainable to manually conduct systematic reviews in the traditional manner, taking on average 2 years and $350K and be .... AI-driven Effective Query Formulation for Better Systematic Reviews. This project aims to develop novel AI-based search engine methods to make the creation of systematic reviews cheaper, faster and unbiased. Systematic reviews are the cornerstone for evidence-based decisions in clinical practice and government policy making. Given the pace new research is published at, it is unsustainable to manually conduct systematic reviews in the traditional manner, taking on average 2 years and $350K and becoming already outdated when published. The outcomes of this project will lead to systematic reviews of higher quality, while reducing their financial and temporal costs, providing significant benefits to organisations performing reviews and their funders, and to people impacted by decisions made from the reviews.
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    Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE200100064

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $422,022.00
    Summary
    Fair and Transparent Information Access in Spoken Conversational Assistants. This project aims to investigate how rich information needed to answer complex questions can be delivered via a speech-only communication channel. Using laboratory user studies, where users can interact with a smart speaker to ask for information about controversial or multi-perspective topics, the project expects to advance knowledge on how to expose pertinent information without creating or reinforcing biases. Expecte .... Fair and Transparent Information Access in Spoken Conversational Assistants. This project aims to investigate how rich information needed to answer complex questions can be delivered via a speech-only communication channel. Using laboratory user studies, where users can interact with a smart speaker to ask for information about controversial or multi-perspective topics, the project expects to advance knowledge on how to expose pertinent information without creating or reinforcing biases. Expected outcomes include novel presentation strategies to access rich information via audio in a fair manner. This should significantly benefit the visually impaired and low-literacy communities by enhancing their access to topics with multiple point of views, which would impact decision making such as who to vote for in elections.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP190101113

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $380,000.00
    Summary
    New approaches to interactive sessional search for complex tasks. This project aims to develop new tools and techniques to improve the accuracy and speed of search and data analytics for complex information tasks. There are currently no publicly available search engines which support users engaged in complex interactive search, or that allow searchers to fully control their own data and privacy. Fundamental research advances, based on understanding real user behaviour and search needs will have .... New approaches to interactive sessional search for complex tasks. This project aims to develop new tools and techniques to improve the accuracy and speed of search and data analytics for complex information tasks. There are currently no publicly available search engines which support users engaged in complex interactive search, or that allow searchers to fully control their own data and privacy. Fundamental research advances, based on understanding real user behaviour and search needs will have an impact on important academic, industrial, and government domains, including virtual assistants, health care (clinical decision support), precision medicine, eDiscovery, crime prevention, and detailed socio-economic evaluations.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180100958

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $403,052.00
    Summary
    Single model irregular-region retrieval for rapid plant disease detection. This project aims to study the major technical barrier in plant disease image retrieval to build a pervasive rapid plant disease identification system. The techniques are designed to function on one or very few sample images, thus enabling on-line in field disease identification linked to authoritative plant disease image libraries. The success of this project will not only make significant contributions to fundamental th .... Single model irregular-region retrieval for rapid plant disease detection. This project aims to study the major technical barrier in plant disease image retrieval to build a pervasive rapid plant disease identification system. The techniques are designed to function on one or very few sample images, thus enabling on-line in field disease identification linked to authoritative plant disease image libraries. The success of this project will not only make significant contributions to fundamental theory in single model image retrieval, but also create a revolution in plant disease early detection for effective and efficient crop protection.
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    Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE200100245

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $410,518.00
    Summary
    Bayesian nonparametric learning for practical sequential decision making. This project aims to develop new methods to support practical sequential decision making under uncertainty. It expects to pave the way for the next generation of sequential decision making uniquely characterised by uncertainty modelling, high sample-efficiency, efficient environment change adaptation, and automatical reward function learning. The expected outcomes will advance machine learning knowledge with a new deep lea .... Bayesian nonparametric learning for practical sequential decision making. This project aims to develop new methods to support practical sequential decision making under uncertainty. It expects to pave the way for the next generation of sequential decision making uniquely characterised by uncertainty modelling, high sample-efficiency, efficient environment change adaptation, and automatical reward function learning. The expected outcomes will advance machine learning knowledge with a new deep learning schema for data modelling and sequential decision-making knowledge with a novel deep reinforcement learning methodology. These developments have immediate applications in autonomous vehicles, advanced manufacturing, and dynamic pricing, with scientific, economic, and social benefits for Australia and the world.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP200103136

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $360,000.00
    Summary
    Efficient Compression and Querying Techniques for Massive Text Collections. Web search services have become a fundamental tool used by governments, businesses, and individuals, and play a key role in our access to knowledge and information. In this project we aim to develop new techniques for representing the indexes at the heart of web search services, and to devise new processing algorithms with reduced resource requirements for resolving queries and providing useful and topical answers. Hig .... Efficient Compression and Querying Techniques for Massive Text Collections. Web search services have become a fundamental tool used by governments, businesses, and individuals, and play a key role in our access to knowledge and information. In this project we aim to develop new techniques for representing the indexes at the heart of web search services, and to devise new processing algorithms with reduced resource requirements for resolving queries and providing useful and topical answers. Higher query throughput and reduced storage load will benefit providers though reduced hardware and electricity costs, and will benefit society through better access to information, enhanced opportunities to connect and collaborate, and greater long-term scalability as on-line resources continue to multiply.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP210100129

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $376,770.00
    Summary
    Knowledge discovery and recommendation of multimedia data in healthcare. The project aims to develop tools to abstract/streamline the ever-growing information-rich multimedia contents into easily discoverable knowledges. Advanced multimedia knowledge graph will be first time developed to accurately exploit hidden knowledge for health industry, and served to generate right information recommendation for healthcare professionals (HCP) at the right time. The proposed technology will improve HCPs' c .... Knowledge discovery and recommendation of multimedia data in healthcare. The project aims to develop tools to abstract/streamline the ever-growing information-rich multimedia contents into easily discoverable knowledges. Advanced multimedia knowledge graph will be first time developed to accurately exploit hidden knowledge for health industry, and served to generate right information recommendation for healthcare professionals (HCP) at the right time. The proposed technology will improve HCPs' communication, keep them up to date, and enhance their speedy reaction to constantly changing situations/diseases, thus reducing poor patient outcomes and unnecessary hospital costs. It will make significant impact to a range of industries, e.g. healthcare, where personalised professional recommendation is demanded.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180102687

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $367,775.00
    Summary
    Finding answers for complex questions. This project aims to develop a new search paradigm for on-line search engines that presents users with answers to complex questions, rather than forcing them to find answers themselves from lists of retrieved documents. The project will develop a taxonomy of complex answer search tasks, devise novel techniques to increase the effectiveness of complex answer retrieval through interaction and, create a new evaluation framework for precise measurement of syste .... Finding answers for complex questions. This project aims to develop a new search paradigm for on-line search engines that presents users with answers to complex questions, rather than forcing them to find answers themselves from lists of retrieved documents. The project will develop a taxonomy of complex answer search tasks, devise novel techniques to increase the effectiveness of complex answer retrieval through interaction and, create a new evaluation framework for precise measurement of system effectiveness. This project should provide significant advances that will benefit all users of search engines.
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