Michael Schukat

Senior Lecturer

University of Galway

Ireland

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Michael Schukat is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Galway, Ireland. His research focuses on areas including deep reinforcement learning, fuzzy modeling, and energy-efficient systems, as evidenced by his recent publications on time series anomaly detection and multimedia event processing. He has also contributed to the development of novel datasets for facial modeling and advancements in cognitive radio networks.

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ADT: Time series anomaly detection for cyber-physical systems via deep reinforcement learning

A Comparative Study of Open-Source Fuzzy Modelling Toolkit Licenses and Features

Fuzzy vs. Crisp in Uncertainty-aware Service Selection: Enabling Sustainability on Multimedia Event Processing

C3I-SynFace: A synthetic head pose and facial depth dataset using seed virtual human models.

C3I-SynFace: A synthetic head pose and facial depth dataset using seed virtual human models

3D face-model reconstruction from a single image: A feature aggregation approach using hierarchical transformer with weak supervision

A Security Enhancement of the Precision Time Protocol Using a Trusted Supervisor Node

A throughput analysis of an energy-efficient spectrum sensing scheme for the cognitive radio-based Internet of things

Deep reinforcement learning for home energy management system control

Enhancing the Spectrum Sensing Performance of Cluster-Based Cooperative Cognitive Radio Networks via Sequential Multiple Reporting Channels

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