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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180103563

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $377,725.00
    Summary
    Increasing data quality with group associations in outsourcing environments. Outsourcing of data storage is increasingly common, but poses major problems for data utility and confidentiality. This project aims to discover how tuples (data structures) in fragments can be grouped to increase the utility of queries executed over fragments. The project will create a framework that satisfies information protection goals while achieving utility for queries. The developed algorithms and techniques will .... Increasing data quality with group associations in outsourcing environments. Outsourcing of data storage is increasingly common, but poses major problems for data utility and confidentiality. This project aims to discover how tuples (data structures) in fragments can be grouped to increase the utility of queries executed over fragments. The project will create a framework that satisfies information protection goals while achieving utility for queries. The developed algorithms and techniques will formally specify and develop a model to validate loose association rules while minimising data leakage risks. The outcomes will benefit Australians through enabling sharing and linking increasingly large datasets securely and cheaply.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP120200128

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $240,000.00
    Summary
    Data mining complex transactional and criminal networks. Money laundering, if undetected, poses a major concern for governments and communities. The software system platform for detecting money laundering networks from this project will be the first that can assist intelligence data analysts to detect unknown money laundering networks faster and more accurately, helping fight crimes more efficiently.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP180101051

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $362,666.00
    Summary
    Smart micro learning with open education resources. This project aims to enhance personalised learning systems for mobile device users . Open online education is gaining in popularity with its ease of use. The project tackles the problems in relation to more and more popular mobile and ‘micro learning’, where people learn on the move and within small units of time. Ontology and machine learning technologies used in this project will help to optimise the offering of open education resources, by p .... Smart micro learning with open education resources. This project aims to enhance personalised learning systems for mobile device users . Open online education is gaining in popularity with its ease of use. The project tackles the problems in relation to more and more popular mobile and ‘micro learning’, where people learn on the move and within small units of time. Ontology and machine learning technologies used in this project will help to optimise the offering of open education resources, by providing solutions meeting each individual learner’s needs. The main outcome will consolidate a cloud based micro learning framework through integrating a group of novel algorithms.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP170101632

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $381,000.00
    Summary
    Cross-domain knowledge transfer for data-driven decision making. This project aims to develop a set of cross-domain knowledge transfer methodologies to support Data-Driven Decision-Making (D3M) systems. D3M is essential in business, particularly for ever-changing environments in today’s big data era, but D3Ms for solving new problems may face in-domain data insufficiency. The challenge is to effectively transfer knowledge from multiple heterogeneous source domains. The outcomes are expected to t .... Cross-domain knowledge transfer for data-driven decision making. This project aims to develop a set of cross-domain knowledge transfer methodologies to support Data-Driven Decision-Making (D3M) systems. D3M is essential in business, particularly for ever-changing environments in today’s big data era, but D3Ms for solving new problems may face in-domain data insufficiency. The challenge is to effectively transfer knowledge from multiple heterogeneous source domains. The outcomes are expected to transfer implicit and explicit knowledge, handle discrete and continuous outputs, and support business decision-making, which should advance the discipline of transfer learning and data-driven DSS in dynamically changing environments.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP190101733

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $467,000.00
    Summary
    Drift learning for decision-making in dynamic multi-stream environments. This project aims to provide application-ready real-time decision support systems for big data situations. Real-time support for organisational decisions is crucial in fast-changing environments that are highly dependent on data from multiple large streams. Unforeseen changes in data distribution (drift) are inevitable. The ability to learn drift in dynamic environments with multiple large data streams will benefit innovati .... Drift learning for decision-making in dynamic multi-stream environments. This project aims to provide application-ready real-time decision support systems for big data situations. Real-time support for organisational decisions is crucial in fast-changing environments that are highly dependent on data from multiple large streams. Unforeseen changes in data distribution (drift) are inevitable. The ability to learn drift in dynamic environments with multiple large data streams will benefit innovation and decision quality in challenging data situations. The project will have wide applications, such as in cybersecurity, telecommunications, bushfire control and logistics. The project will advance machine learning knowledge, providing a foundation and technologies to support real-time decision-making in big data environments.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP150101645

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $307,700.00
    Summary
    Concept Drift Detection and Reaction for Data-driven Decision Making. Unforeseeable changes to patterns that underlie data (concept drift) occur in all organisational data, and in unstructured data, making subsequent data-driven prediction less accurate as time passes, which leads to poor decision outcomes. To solve these problems, this project aims to develop novel fuzzy competence models to reflect concept drift, with methods to detect and react to changes, and integrate them into Decision Sup .... Concept Drift Detection and Reaction for Data-driven Decision Making. Unforeseeable changes to patterns that underlie data (concept drift) occur in all organisational data, and in unstructured data, making subsequent data-driven prediction less accurate as time passes, which leads to poor decision outcomes. To solve these problems, this project aims to develop novel fuzzy competence models to reflect concept drift, with methods to detect and react to changes, and integrate them into Decision Support Systems (DSS) to provide adaptivity for ever-changing environments. These cutting-edge results are intended to be directly used to enhance organisational real-time data analytics and dynamic decision making, and are expected to significantly contribute to information science by introducing a new research field, adaptive data-driven DSS.
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