Recurrence quantifiers as features for machine-learning-decision-making processes
The project will introduce novel concepts of advanced data analysis for the three main purposes of (1) data
classification, (2) regime change detection, and (3) coupling analysis which will have large potential and
benefit in many different, data-driven disciplines. The methodical and theoretical work in combination with
the innovative integration of machine learning techniques will contribute significantly to the field of
recurrence plot research and it can be expected that the research results will attract high attention in this
community. Both partners will strongly benefit from the expertise of the other side by widening their own
methodical capacities. Moreover, these methods have potential in industrial exploitation, e.g., for materials
testing or live monitoring of technical processes. The project work will result in publications in esteemed
scientific journals. By the intended training the junior scientists will get skills how to apply modern data
analysis methods for challenging research data. Moreover, the interdisciplinary team and applications ensure
that the junior scientists will get familiar with other disciplines. Finally, the project will be used to establish a
longer and deeper collaboration between the project partners, e.g., by preparing a joint application for a
research grant.
Duration
Jan 01, 2024untilDec 31, 2025
Funding Agency
DAAD - Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst
Funding Call
Programmes for Project-Related Personal Exchange (PPP)