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Appraisal of Machine Learning Evaluation Techniques in the Context of Glacier-Generated Events
We seek to improve the automated identification of glacier generated events. Specifically, we plan to explore a range of unsupervised machine learning methods and then investigate and develop robust statistical approaches to evaluating their outputs. The input to the machine learning methods will be data generated from seismic monitoring of large glaciers. We hope to improve the quality of interpretations that can be drawn from this data.
Alex Oakley
University of Tasmania
Alex Oakley is a recent graduate from the University of Tasmania. He majored in applied maths and statistics, and is enthusiastic about creating tools and knowledge that might make life more wonderful. Besides mathematics, Alex’s studies have included a mix of psychology, biology, and computer science. He plans to use this education to explore the fields of cognition and artificial intelligence. Besides the obvious potential impact on the wonderfulness of life, advancing these fields also sounds like a really interesting thing to do.
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