ACSDA
Adaptive Crossmodal Sensor Data Acquisition

Adaptive Crossmodal
Sensor Data Acquisition

what is being researched?

The project Adaptive Crossmodal Sensor Data Acquisition is part of the research areas Cognitive Systems and Data Science. The core of the project is the robust and efficient acquisition and processing of sensor data.

For this purpose, a cross-modal approach, which is to process image, audio and signals from medical sensors, requires the identification and application of optimal probabilistic and machine learning methods.

These results can be used in the cross-modal combination of signals so that the information can be specifically supplemented and enriched.
Within the project, different approaches will be pursued to identify best practices. The control of sensors for information acquisition will be improved to ensure that sufficient or more information can be obtained in a shorter time than before.

Adaptive Crossmodal
Sensor Data Acquisition

how is research done?

Adaptive Crossmodal
Sensor Data Acquisition

who researches together?

Timo Gerkmann

Prof. Dr.

UHH
Projectcoordinator

Tobias Knopp

Prof. Dr.

TUHH
Projectpartner

Simone Frintrop

Prof. Dr.

UHH
Projectpartner

Alexander Schlaefer

Prof. Dr.

TUHH
Projectpartner

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Adaptive Crossmodal
Sensor Data Acquisition

Adaptive Crossmodal
Sensor Data Acquisition

what is being researched?

The project Adaptive Crossmodal Sensor Data Acquisition is part of the research areas Cognitive Systems and Data Science. The core of the project is the robust and efficient acquisition and processing of sensor data.

For this purpose, a cross-modal approach, which is to process image, audio and signals from medical sensors, requires the identification and application of optimal probabilistic and machine learning methods.

Adaptive Crossmodal
Sensor Data Acquisition

how is research done?

These results can be used in the cross-modal combination of signals so that the information can be specifically supplemented and enriched.
Within the project, different approaches will be pursued to identify best practices. The control of sensors for information acquisition will be improved to ensure that sufficient or more information can be obtained in a shorter time than before.

Adaptive Crossmodal
Sensor Data Acquisition

who researches together?

Timo Gerkmann

Prof. Dr.

UHH
Projectcoordinator

Tobias Knopp

Prof. Dr.

TUHH
Projectpartner

Simone Frintrop

Prof. Dr.

UHH
Projectpartner

Alexander Schlaefer

Prof. Dr.

TUHH
Projectpartner

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ACSDA
Adaptive Crossmodal Sensor Data Acquisition

Adaptive Crossmodal
Sensor Data Acquisition

what is being researched?

The project Adaptive Crossmodal Sensor Data Acquisition is part of the research areas Cognitive Systems and Data Science. The core of the project is the robust and efficient acquisition and processing of sensor data.

For this purpose, a cross-modal approach, which is to process image, audio and signals from medical sensors, requires the identification and application of optimal probabilistic and machine learning methods.

Adaptive Crossmodal
Sensor Data Acquisition

how is research done?

Within the project, different approaches will be pursued to identify best practices. The control of sensors for information acquisition will be improved to ensure that sufficient or more information can be obtained in a shorter time than before.
These results can be used in the cross-modal combination of signals so that the information can be specifically supplemented and enriched.

Adaptive Crossmodal
Sensor Data Acquisition

who researches together?

Timo Gerkmann

Prof. Dr.

UHH
Projectcoordinator

Tobias Knopp

Prof. Dr.

TUHH
Projectpartner

Simone Frintrop

Prof. Dr.

UHH
Projectpartner

Alexander Schlaefer

Prof. Dr.

TUHH
Projectpartner

You want to learn more?

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