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Identification of hearth sounds for the analysis of cardiac pathology using machine learning

Author(s): David Susič (Author), Anton Gradišek (Supervisor), Matjaž Gams (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are a leading cause of mortality globally, significantly affecting patient quality of life and imposing considerable demands on healthcare systems. Chronic heart failure (CHF), a common outcome of CVDs, represents a growing health burden with an increasing incidence. Accurate and early identification of CVDs is critical for …

An intelligent cognitive system for computational psychotherapy with a conversational agent for attitude and behavior change in stress, anxiety and depression

Author(s): Tine Kolenik (Author), Matjaž Gams (Supervisor), Günter Schiepek (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2023

Type: Doctoral dissertation

The increasing prevalence of mental health issues worldwide has amplified the significance of computational psychotherapy, which includes creating computational tools for the mental healthcare and tools to support existing mental health professionals. This work presents a computational psychotherapy system that predicts and forecasts mental health issues in users, and utilizes …

Detection of anomalous and suspicious behavior patterns from spatio-temporal agent traces

Author(s): Boštjan Kaluža (Author), Matjaž Gams (Supervisor), Mitja Luštrek (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2013

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Many applications, including smart environments, surveillance, human-robot interaction, and ambient assisted living, involve the problem of learning patterns of agent behavior from sensor data. Deviant behavior is a pattern in the data that either does not conform to the expected behavior, that is, anomalous behavior, or matches previously defined unwanted …

Searching for Credible Relations in Machine Learning

Author(s): Vedrana Vidulin (Author), Matjaž Gams (Supervisor), Bogdan Filipič (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2012

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Can a model constructed by machine learning or data mining programs be trusted? For example, it is known that a decision tree model can contain less-credible parts caused by pathologies in induction algorithms, noise and missing values in data, or simply because of the complexity of a domain. Such models …

Automatic text parsing aided by clause splitting and intra-clausal coordination detection

Author(s): Domen Marinčič (Author), Matjaž Gams (Supervisor), Tomaž Šef (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2008

Type: Doctoral dissertation

In language technologies, syntactic parsing represents one of the possible intermediate steps of text analysis in the applications such as machine translation, information extraction, question answering, etc. Syntactic trees are often used to demonstrate the structure of text. In the last decades, the dependency framework became a popular syntactic representation, …