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    ARC Future Fellowships - Grant ID: FT210100268

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $1,126,000.00
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    Robust and Explainable 3D Computer Vision. Computer vision is increasingly relying on deep learning which is fragile, opaque and fails catastrophically without warning. This project aims to address these problems by developing new theory in graph representation of 3D geometric and image data, hierarchical graph simplification and novel modules designed specifically for deep learning over geometric graphs. Using these modules, it aims to design graph convolutional network architectures for self-s .... Robust and Explainable 3D Computer Vision. Computer vision is increasingly relying on deep learning which is fragile, opaque and fails catastrophically without warning. This project aims to address these problems by developing new theory in graph representation of 3D geometric and image data, hierarchical graph simplification and novel modules designed specifically for deep learning over geometric graphs. Using these modules, it aims to design graph convolutional network architectures for self-supervised learning that are robust to failures and provide explainable decisions for object detection and scene segmentation. The outcomes are expected to advance theory in robust deep learning and benefit 3D mapping, surveying, infrastructure monitoring, transport and robotics industries.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP190102443

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $426,000.00
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    Defense against adversarial attacks on deep learning in computer vision. Computer vision applications rely heavily on deep learning, which is highly vulnerable to being fooled by adding subtle perturbations to object/image textures that are imperceptible to humans. This project aims to develop defense mechanisms to detect and remove adversarial patterns from the input images. The project expects to advance knowledge in understanding the vulnerabilities of deep learning, and to design deep learni .... Defense against adversarial attacks on deep learning in computer vision. Computer vision applications rely heavily on deep learning, which is highly vulnerable to being fooled by adding subtle perturbations to object/image textures that are imperceptible to humans. This project aims to develop defense mechanisms to detect and remove adversarial patterns from the input images. The project expects to advance knowledge in understanding the vulnerabilities of deep learning, and to design deep learning architectures that are inherently robust. The outcomes of this project will increase the security and reliability of computer vision by detecting, reporting and nullifying such attacks and will benefit the general public and industry on many fronts.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP200100399

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $460,522.00
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    Managing the risks posed by Artificial General Intelligence. It is widely acknowledged that a failure to implement appropriate controls for the next generation of Artificial Intelligence, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), could have catastrophic consequences, including in the worst case - the extinction of the human race. This research aims to forecast the risks associated with AGI systems and identify the controls required to ensure that risks and existential threats are minimised. The exp .... Managing the risks posed by Artificial General Intelligence. It is widely acknowledged that a failure to implement appropriate controls for the next generation of Artificial Intelligence, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), could have catastrophic consequences, including in the worst case - the extinction of the human race. This research aims to forecast the risks associated with AGI systems and identify the controls required to ensure that risks and existential threats are minimised. The expected outputs will provide designers, organisations, regulators and governments with a framework to support the design, implementation, and management of safe and efficient AGI systems. This will ensure that the potential far-reaching benefits of AGI are realised without undue threat to society.
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    Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE200101310

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $426,918.00
    Summary
    Dimension-reduced Reinforcement Learning for Large-scale Fleet Management. This project aims to address the problems in large-scale fleet management to ensure the efficiency of tomorrow’s transportation models, such as on-demand ride-hailing and mobility-as-a-service. The expected outcomes of this project include improved techniques for optimising the utility of large fleets of vehicles, and particularly robust dimension-reduced reinforcement learning algorithms that are capable of handling the .... Dimension-reduced Reinforcement Learning for Large-scale Fleet Management. This project aims to address the problems in large-scale fleet management to ensure the efficiency of tomorrow’s transportation models, such as on-demand ride-hailing and mobility-as-a-service. The expected outcomes of this project include improved techniques for optimising the utility of large fleets of vehicles, and particularly robust dimension-reduced reinforcement learning algorithms that are capable of handling the complex dynamics of supply and demand in transportation. The results should advance both research and technology in academia and the transportation industry and will also provide significant benefits to Australia and the international community by enhancing the energy-efficiency of and access to the mobility of the future.
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