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Latest Dissertations

A study exploring the role of generative deep-learning models within the field of theatrical lighting design

  • Author:
  • Joshua Mitchell
  • Subject:
  • Computer Science
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2023
  • Award:
  • BSc (Hons) Computer Science

Exploring the performance of crime prediction using machine learning approaches

  • Author:
  • Marcus Valerio
  • Subject:
  • Computer Science
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2023
  • Award:
  • BSc (Hons) Computer Science

A study to accurately diagnose COVID-19 and asthma using sound feature analysis and machine learning

  • Author:
  • Thomas Brayshaw
  • Subject:
  • Computer Science
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2023
  • Award:
  • BSc (Hons) Computer Science

Implementing Artificial Intelligence in the Project Management Office: are we mature enough?

  • Author:
  • Kudirat Abiola Adejonwo
  • Subject:
  • Project Management
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2022
  • Award:
  • MSc Project Management

Measuring the effectiveness of automated service interaction in customer retention and acquisition: a case study of the UK grocery retail business

  • Author:
  • Zhen Tan
  • Subjects:
  • Business
  • International Business
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2020
  • Award:
  • MSc International Business

Simulating and implementing timed elastic band local path optimisation for an open-source hardware Ackermann robot

  • Author:
  • David Churchill
  • Subject:
  • Computer Science
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2020
  • Award:
  • BSc (Hons) Computer Science

A comparative study of machine learning and deep learning techniques for the application image of classification

  • Author:
  • Niran Prajapati
  • Subject:
  • Computer Science
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2020
  • Award:
  • BSc (Hons) Computer Science

Lovelace: using deep learning to predict the presence of intracranial haemorrhages from computed typography scans

  • Author:
  • Charlotte Amalicia Bryant
  • Subject:
  • Computer Science
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2020
  • Award:
  • BSc (Hons) Computer Science
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