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Master’s Project Market HS 2020 · Nathan Labhart
Master’s Project Market · HS 2020
Nathan LabhartAcademic Coordinator
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1. Jürgen Bernard2. Pascal Forny, Alexandra Diehl3. Alexandra Diehl4. Dzmitry Katsiuba5. Ingo Scholtes, Vincenzo Perri, Luka Petrovic6. Alexander Eiselmayer7. Chat Wacharamanotham, Alireza Darvishy
Rules: The Master’s Project…
… is a group project: at least 2 members needed.→ Chance of denial for individual projects: 99%
…can only be started after all members have successfully completed their Master’s Basic Module (only for Major).→ Best time: During semester break; max. 1 year to complete.
…must be done with an IfI professor.… yields 18 ECTS Credits.
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Fact sheets: ifi.uzh.ch/studies ▶ Master’s study programs ▶ While studying
Master’s Project: Procedure
1. Find a project (e.g., here at the Master’s Project Market, on the IfI website for MSc https://www.ifi.uzh.ch/en/studies/msc-info.html, in OLAT http://t.uzh.ch/yi, on theIfI research groups’ individual websites, …)
2. Build groups (find peers here, in OLAT, …)
3. Meet with supervisor and submit the application form.
4. Start.�3Master’s Project Market HS 2020 · Nathan Labhart2020-10-07
Fact sheets: ifi.uzh.ch/studies ▶ Master’s study programs ▶ While studying
Master’s Project presentations:
1. Jürgen Bernard: Visual Analysis of Large and Unknown Event Sequence Datasets
2. Pascal Forny: Explainable AI for Windowing Functions in Medical Imaging 3. Alexandra Diehl: Citizen-driven Visual Design of Weather Features based on
Cognitive Science 4. Dzmitry Katsiuba: Sinking in masses of online reviews: how can IT support
online customer feedback management (CFM)? 5. Ingo Scholtes, Vincenzo Perri, Luka Petrovic: A Web-based
Experimentation Platform for Human-AI Collaboration 6. Alexander Eiselmayer: Argus implementation 7. Chat Wacharamanotham, Alireza Darvishy: Mobile application for collecting
pedestrian accessibility barriers
Jürgen Bernard: Visual Analysis of Large and Unknown Event Sequence Datasets
Jürgen BernardInteractive Visual Data Analysis Group
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Jürgen BernardAssistant Professor at University of Zurich
Department of Informatics
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Jürgen BernardAssistant Professor at
University of ZurichDepartment of Informatics
Pascal Forny (Alexandra Diehl): Explainable AI for Windowing Functions in Medical Imaging
ExplainableAIforWindowingFunctionsinMedicalImaging
Supervision: Prof.Dr.RenatoPajarolaMr.PascalForny (MainContact)Dr.AlexandraDiehl
Contact: [email protected]
www.ifi.uzh.ch/en/vmml/teaching/student-projects.html
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AI-basedsystem
Alexandra Diehl: Citizen-driven Visual Design of Weather Features based on Cognitive Science
Citizen-drivenVisualDesignofWeatherFeaturesbasedonCognitiveScience
Supervision: Prof.Dr.RenatoPajarola (IFI)Dr.AlexandraDiehl(IFI)Dr.IanRuginski (GIVA- UZH)
Contact: [email protected]
www.ifi.uzh.ch/en/vmml/teaching/student-projects.html
→ VisualDesign→ UncertaintyCommunication→ Crowd-sourcingEmpiricalstudy?
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Dzmitry Katsiuba: Sinking in masses of online reviews: how can IT support online customer feedback management (CFM)?
Institut für Informatik
Sinking in masses of online reviews: how can IT support online customer feedback management (CFM)?
Short Intro
Master's Project Market07.10.2020
Institut für Informatik
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The spread of the Internet has an influence on our communication methods and our consumer behaviour. Due to the increasing number of online feedbacks and the willingness to reply to these reviews and evaluate their text content, companies are becoming more dependent on IT support.re:spondelligent GmbH is a company that offers businesses a solution to leverage their online customer feedback. The project should help to improve the usability of re:spondelligent app and increase the efficiency. Different scenarios should be tested to find out the best working solution for supporting the process of responding to the online customer feedbacks (reviews).
Start: October 2020
Abstract
Institut für Informatik
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re:spondelligent GmbH is a company that offers businesses a solution to leverage their online customer feedback:Services:• Collection and evaluation of reviews/feedbacks• Support in responding to reviews
re:spondelligent
Institut für Informatik
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The goal of this project is to find out the best working solution for supporting the process of responding to the online customer feedbacks (reviews). Your task will be:• to gain insights in the processes of responding to the online customer
feedback (reviews).• to analyse the needs and the challenges of the CFM process• to develop and to test different working scenarios • to adapt the existing user interface based on the best scenario
developed (using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap)• to test the developed solutionThis master project gives you the opportunity to deepen your knowledge in the application of IT and artificial intelligence within a real-world innovation project and learn about experimental techniques in IS research.
Goal of the project
Institut für Informatik
Requirements
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For this master project, we are looking for:• Motivated students with an interest for artificial intelligence, restaurant
and hotel business, review platforms (Booking.com, TripAdvisor etc.) and customer relationship management.
• The student should also be interested in working in a team and being open to innovative ideas.
• Knowledge or experience concerning HCI and/or CSCW would be very helpful
• German knowledge is very welcomed
Ingo Scholtes, Vincenzo Perri, Luka Petrovic: A Web-based Experimentation Platform for Human-AI Collaboration
Data Analytics Group
Development of an Experimental Platform for Cooperative Human-AI Decision-Making
• human experts and AI technologies have different strengths• can we combine those strengths in mixed teams of human
experts and AI-driven software agents?
• group-decision making strategies (consensus, majority vote, delphi, …)
• group structures (flat, hierarchical, subgroups, …)
• interaction mechanisms (text chat, explanations, …)• transparency (AI agents/expertise marked or not, …)
• need an experimentation platform to investigate cooperative human-AI decision-making mechanisms
• proof-of-concept scenario: image classification10/7/20 Master project presentation, Prof. Ingo Scholtes et al. Page 1
Exemplary Platform Design
Alexander Eiselmayer: Argus implementation
Master Project: ArgusRe-creating a web application for interactive a priori power analysis.
Power Analysis?
• Statistical method
• Used for sample size estimation for controlled experiments
• Important during the design of experiments
• Complex
Web Application
• R
• Shiny
• Javascript
• D3
The Project
• Understand a priori power analysis and how the widgets in Argus work.
• Learn the technologies used in the application.
• Inspect the current code base.
• Implement Argus as production-ready open-source project.
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Available at: https://argus.shinyapps.io/project-argus/
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.07564
Check zpac.ch/projects for the application package.
Apply via e-mail: [email protected]
• Availability: 2–3 Students. Work packages will be scaled accordingly.
• Duration: 6 months• COVID: remote and in-person
possible • Supervisor: Alexander
Eiselmayer, Prof. Chat Wacharamanotham
Interested in a project? Talk to representatives and form groups!
http://t.uzh.ch/yi
More projects are available from the research groups’ individual websites.Good luck with your Master’s Project!
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