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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0344695

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $351,000.00
    Summary
    Transaction Oriented Computational Models for Multi Agent Systems. Agent systems are a very promising technology for constructing complex, large-scale software. Australian researchers have made key contributions in this area, particularly with reference to one mature and commonly adopted agent architecture known as BDI (Belief, Desire, Intention). To make this technology suitable for use in advanced applications, it has to be provided with robust and predictable behaviour. This project wil .... Transaction Oriented Computational Models for Multi Agent Systems. Agent systems are a very promising technology for constructing complex, large-scale software. Australian researchers have made key contributions in this area, particularly with reference to one mature and commonly adopted agent architecture known as BDI (Belief, Desire, Intention). To make this technology suitable for use in advanced applications, it has to be provided with robust and predictable behaviour. This project will address that need by designing and implementing a novel agent language for BDI, based on contributions using transactional concepts for agents developed at The University of Melbourne. This will contribute to the development of robust and predictable agent software, that can be used in complex and large scale applications of the future.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0449535

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $129,000.00
    Summary
    Efficient Strategies for Mining Negative Association Rules. Negative association rules (NAR) catch mutually-exclusive correlations among items. They play important roles just as traditional association rules (TAR) do. For example, in stock market surveillance based on alert logs, NARs detect which alerts are false. There are essential differences between mining TARs and NARs because NARs are hidden in infrequent itemsets. This research will develop efficient strategies for mining NARs in datab .... Efficient Strategies for Mining Negative Association Rules. Negative association rules (NAR) catch mutually-exclusive correlations among items. They play important roles just as traditional association rules (TAR) do. For example, in stock market surveillance based on alert logs, NARs detect which alerts are false. There are essential differences between mining TARs and NARs because NARs are hidden in infrequent itemsets. This research will develop efficient strategies for mining NARs in databases. These strategies are expected to be about ten times faster than existing ones. This project will deliver database-independent and high-performance mining algorithms for decision-making. The results can benefit Australian marketing and financial companies as well as health and security departments for smart information use.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0985456

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $410,000.00
    Summary
    Multiple Data Source Discovery: Group Interaction Approach. This project will develop new technology and theory to identify and evaluate incomplete data. It will deliver a high-performance group-interaction based global pattern discovery system that enables decision-makers (like doctors) to access valuable implicit information that is contained in their data but not currently accessible. Mining group interactions will greatly extend the scope of pattern discovery and new product evaluation. The .... Multiple Data Source Discovery: Group Interaction Approach. This project will develop new technology and theory to identify and evaluate incomplete data. It will deliver a high-performance group-interaction based global pattern discovery system that enables decision-makers (like doctors) to access valuable implicit information that is contained in their data but not currently accessible. Mining group interactions will greatly extend the scope of pattern discovery and new product evaluation. The outcomes of the project will lead to better diagnostic decisions and will lead to increased efficiency in Australian Industries.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0343109

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $50,000.00
    Summary
    Effective Techniques and Methodologies for Multi-Database Mining. This project develops a high-performance multi-database mining system. This project is significant because (1) it is imperative due to a great deal of multi-databases widely used in organizations; (2) it is difficult due to essential differences between mono- and multi-databases; (3) existing multi-database mining techniques are inadequate; and (4) the new mining strategies in this project can make a vast improvement of the abilit .... Effective Techniques and Methodologies for Multi-Database Mining. This project develops a high-performance multi-database mining system. This project is significant because (1) it is imperative due to a great deal of multi-databases widely used in organizations; (2) it is difficult due to essential differences between mono- and multi-databases; (3) existing multi-database mining techniques are inadequate; and (4) the new mining strategies in this project can make a vast improvement of the ability and performance of multi-database mining systems. The expected outcomes are: an application-independent database classification, a local instance analysis and a prototype system. These proposed techniques are innovative, effective and efficient in identifying novel patterns from multi-databases.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0559536

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $165,000.00
    Summary
    Ontology-Based Group Pattern Discovery Systems for Mining Multiple Data Sources. This project will aim at the frontier technologies development for practical techniques in the context of real multiple-data-source mining systems, including stock data and e-business data analysis. It will bring Australian individuals and organizations (i) high quality information from multiple data sources and (ii) automatically pattern discovery systems for tackling the multiple data source problem. This will lea .... Ontology-Based Group Pattern Discovery Systems for Mining Multiple Data Sources. This project will aim at the frontier technologies development for practical techniques in the context of real multiple-data-source mining systems, including stock data and e-business data analysis. It will bring Australian individuals and organizations (i) high quality information from multiple data sources and (ii) automatically pattern discovery systems for tackling the multiple data source problem. This will lead to greatly enhance the international competition of Australian companies and significantly reduce investing risks.
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