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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP180101309

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $321,000.00
    Summary
    Dynamic Deep Learning for Electricity Demand Forecasting. This project aims at developing a deep learning technology for high resolution electricity demand forecasting and residential demand response modelling. Electricity consumption data are dynamic and highly uncertain. The deep learning technology expects to provide accurate demand forecasting, and thus enabling optimal use of existing grid assets and guiding future investments. The expected outcome can support data-driven decision-making in .... Dynamic Deep Learning for Electricity Demand Forecasting. This project aims at developing a deep learning technology for high resolution electricity demand forecasting and residential demand response modelling. Electricity consumption data are dynamic and highly uncertain. The deep learning technology expects to provide accurate demand forecasting, and thus enabling optimal use of existing grid assets and guiding future investments. The expected outcome can support data-driven decision-making in Australia's electricity distribution network planning and operation by considering future challenges such as integrating battery storage and electric vehicles into the grid, and thus providing reliable energy. The project expects to train next generation expert workforce for Australia's future power grid.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP190100006

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $408,000.00
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    Explaining the outcomes of complex computational models. This project aims to develop new algorithms that automatically generate explanations for the results produced by complex computational models. In recent times, these models have become increasingly accurate, and hence pervasive. However, the reasoning of Deep Neural Networks and Bayesian Networks, and of complex Regression models and Decision Trees is often unclear, impairing effective decision making by practitioners who use the results o .... Explaining the outcomes of complex computational models. This project aims to develop new algorithms that automatically generate explanations for the results produced by complex computational models. In recent times, these models have become increasingly accurate, and hence pervasive. However, the reasoning of Deep Neural Networks and Bayesian Networks, and of complex Regression models and Decision Trees is often unclear, impairing effective decision making by practitioners who use the results of these models or investigate the decisions made by the systems. Practical benefits of clear decision making reasoning by complex computational models include reduced risk, increased productivity and revenue, appropriate adoption of technologies including improved education for practitioners, and improved outcomes for end users. Significant benefits will be demonstrated through the evaluations with practitioners in the areas of healthcare and energy.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180102050

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $342,518.00
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    Continuous intent tracking for virtual assistance using big contextual data. Recently launched Virtual Assistant products such as Amazon Echo and Google Home are commanded by voice and can call apps to do simple tasks like setting timers and playing music. The next-generation virtual assistants will recommend things to be done proactively rather than waiting for commands passively. This project aims to develop algorithms that can predict what a user intends to do and therefore help virtual assis .... Continuous intent tracking for virtual assistance using big contextual data. Recently launched Virtual Assistant products such as Amazon Echo and Google Home are commanded by voice and can call apps to do simple tasks like setting timers and playing music. The next-generation virtual assistants will recommend things to be done proactively rather than waiting for commands passively. This project aims to develop algorithms that can predict what a user intends to do and therefore help virtual assistants make recommendations that suit users’ needs accurately. It will benefit many service industry sectors of Australia by enabling virtual assistants to provide services proactively.
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