The goal of this master thesis is to explore innovative methodologies for enhancing the efficiency of deep neural networks in artificial intelligence applications particularly in robotics and autonomous driving.
- During your thesis you will work on developing a temporal predictive extension of existing foundation models to identify and eliminate redundancy in temporal high-dimensional data such as video streams. This approach aims to significantly reduce runtime inefficiencies associated with sequential computations thereby streamlining the inference process and improving overall model performance.
- You will conduct a comprehensive literature review to understand current methodologies.
- Furthermore you will design a novel model extension that incorporates temporal predictive capabilities and you will implement training protocols to optimize the models performance on temporal data.
- Finally you will evaluate the models efficiency in terms of computational and energy consumption and analyze the implications of the findings for real-time AI applications.
Qualifications :
- Education: Master studies in the field of Natural Sciences and Engineering (like Computer Science Math Statistics Physics Cybernetics Electrical Engineering) with very good grades
- Experience and Knowledge: strong knowledge and experience in Machine Learning Deep Learning Computer Vision and Python (PyTorch)
- Personality and Working Practice: you excel at working independently and driving your own projects forward with strong intrinsic motivation
- Languages: fluent in English
Additional Information :
Start: according to prior agreement
Duration: 6 months
Requirement for this thesis is the enrollment at university. Please attach your CV transcript of records examination regulations and if indicated a valid work and residence permit.
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Volker Fischer (Functional Department)
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Remote Work :
No
Employment Type :
Full-time