prof. dr. ir. Sofie Van Hoecke
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0000-0002-7865-6793
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- I graduated from the Engineering Department from the Ghent University in 2003. Following up on my studies in computer science, I achieved a PhD in computer science engineering at the Department of Information Technology at the same university. After being a postdoctoral research engineer at the Department of Information Technology, I started as lecturer ICT and ICT research coordinator at the University College West-Flanders. Since 2013, I joined Ghent University again. Currently, I am associate professor at IDLab, Ghent University-imec and my research focuses on machine learning and hybrid machine learning for predictive maintenance and predictive healthcare.
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An artificial intelligence-powered digital pathology platform to support large-scale deworming programs against soil-transmitted helminthiasis and intestinal schistosomiasis in resource-limited settings
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Mobile technology for just-in-time prediction of depression : a scoping review
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Reliable uncertainty quantification for 2D/3D anatomical landmark localization using multi-output conformal prediction
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Cardiac vagal tone is associated with physical activity but not with depressive symptoms, work stress, and social support : a large‐scale 10‐year follow‐up study
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Toward context-aware anomaly detection for AIOps in microservices using dynamic knowledge graphs
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Using machine learning to predict patient-reported symptom clusters in prostate cancer patients receiving radiotherapy
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Improved IOL power calculation with femtosecond laser enhanced refractive outcome prediction
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Towards trustful machine learning for antimicrobial therapy using an explainable artificial intelligence dashboard
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Impact of window sizes and sensor quality on MCSA for misalignment fault detection
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Requirements and concerns of individuals remitted from depression for an early relapse detection mHealth app : focus group study