Intelligent & Fuzzy: Machine learning for anomaly detection

24 - 28 March 2025

Venue: Lorentz Center@Snellius

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The DroneML project aims to develop machine learning-based software that can rapidly screen multiple feature types, deal with vague and fuzzy anomalies, and work with multiple multimodal input layers simultaneously. Although coming from an archaeological perspective, the approach is intrinsically multidisciplinary and equally applicable to remote sensing approaches in e.g. forensic or medical contexts. The workshop will be oriented towards identifying shared issues, define them, collect perspectives on roads to solutions, and study DroneML as a case in point.

https://research-software-directory.org/projects/droneml

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    Preliminary program

    - Program_2024-12-18.pdf
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    Jitte Waagen, University of Amsterdam  

    Wouter Verschoof-van der Vaart, Nederlands Forensisch Instituut  

    Jesús García Sánchez, Scientific National Research Council,  

    Makeda Candace Moore, Rotterdam Erasmus Medical Center  

    Maurice de Kleijn, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam  


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