Arunava Naha

Assistant Professor

Linköping University

Sweden

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Arunava Naha is an Assistant Professor at Linköping University in Sweden. His research primarily focuses on advanced methodologies for automated analysis in electrochemistry, as well as the detection of security threats in cyber-physical systems. He also explores innovative approaches to battery health prognosis and management, leveraging machine learning and statistical techniques. His recent publications highlight his contributions to fields such as signal processing and system security.

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Alina Sekretareva

Assistant Professor

Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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André Teixeira

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Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Anders Ahlén

Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Subhrakanti Dey

Professor of Signal Processing

Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Articles (10)

Bayesian Quickest Change-Point Detection With an Energy Harvesting Sensor and Asymptotic Analysis

Automated Analysis of Nano‐Impact Single‐Entity Electrochemistry Signals Using Unsupervised Machine Learning and Template Matching

Sequential Detection of Replay Attacks

Quickest physical watermarking-based detection of measurement replacement attacks in networked control systems

Quickest detection of deception attacks on cyber–physical systems with a parsimonious watermarking policy

Minimum Distance-Based Detection of Incipient Induction Motor Faults Using Rayleigh Quotient Spectrum of Conditioned Vibration Signal

An Incremental Voltage Difference Based Technique for Online State of Health Estimation of Li-ion Batteries

Deep Gaussian process regression for lithium-ion battery health prognosis and degradation mode diagnosis

Direct estimation of multiple time-varying frequencies of non-stationary signals

Internal short circuit detection in Li-ion batteries using supervised machine learning

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Alina Sekretareva

André Teixeira

Anders Ahlén

Subhrakanti Dey

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