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Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE200101439
Funder
Australian Research Council
Funding Amount
$418,998.00
Summary
Towards a Reliable and Explainable Health Monitoring and Caring System. This project aims to unleash the power of deep learning on health monitoring and caring domain through a safe, reliable and explainable way. Its innovations lie on 1) developing a set of robust and explainable deep learning models that are guaranteed to be safe to complex environmental uncertainty; 2) designing an intelligent health monitoring and caring platform, powered by robust deep learning models, to better support the ....Towards a Reliable and Explainable Health Monitoring and Caring System. This project aims to unleash the power of deep learning on health monitoring and caring domain through a safe, reliable and explainable way. Its innovations lie on 1) developing a set of robust and explainable deep learning models that are guaranteed to be safe to complex environmental uncertainty; 2) designing an intelligent health monitoring and caring platform, powered by robust deep learning models, to better support the home-based health monitoring and caring for the elderly. The result will enable end-users to trust the decisions of deep learning models in safety-critical systems and significantly contribute to Australian aging society and national healthcare economy.Read moreRead less