PhD Defence Diah Apriyanti | Towards explainable orchid flower identificationWe are proud to congratulate Dr. Diah Apriyanti on successfully defending her PhD thesis on 7 May in the Datamanagement & Biometrics group. Her research, supervised by prof. dr. P.J.F. Lucas and dr. ir. L.J. Spreeuwers from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science, represents an important contribution to the field of Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI).Read more
Computer Vision & Biometrics – Master’s Specialisation in Electrical EngineeringIn CVB, students explore both the theory and practice of:Read more
PhD Defence Diah Apriyanti | Towards explainable orchid flower identification
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