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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'LDESTS: Enabling efficient storage and querying of large volumes of time series data on Solid pods
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Comparator model for detecting changes in the ease of breathing of COPD patients
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Tree visualization of patient information for explainability of AI outputs
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Parameter efficient neural networks with singular value decomposed kernels
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Context-aware deep learning with dynamically assembled weight matrices
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Context-aware query derivation for IoT data streams with DIVIDE enabling privacy by design
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From lab to real world : assessing the effectiveness of human activity recognition and optimization through personalization
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Leak localization in water distribution networks using GIS-Enhanced autoencoders
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Generalizable calibrated machine learning models for real-time atrial fibrillation risk prediction in ICU patients
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Pathogen-based target attainment of optimized continuous infusion dosing regimens of piperacillin-tazobactam and meropenem in surgical ICU patients : a prospective single center observational study