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Situated Anomaly Detection in an Open Environment. This project aims to investigate situated anomaly detection in an open environment. Existing anomaly detection techniques follow the setting of conve

University of Technology Sydney — ARC Future Fellowships
Amount
Up to $1,279,145
Closes
Sunday 31 December 2028
Status
unknown
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Situated Anomaly Detection in an Open Environment. This project aims to investigate situated anomaly detection in an open environment. Existing anomaly detection techniques follow the setting of conventional machine learning and discover anomalies from a set of collected data. In contrast, this project proposes to develop the next-generation of anomaly detection algorithms by learning from interactions with an open environment, which enables the discovery of new anomalies and the early detection of anomalies. The established theories and developed algorithms will advance frontier technologies in machine intelligence. The success of the project will contribute to a wide range of real applications in cybersecurity, defence and finance, bringing massive social and economic benefits. . Scheme: ARC Future Fellowships. Field: 4605 - Data Management and Data Science. Lead: Prof Ling Chen

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