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Onderzoeker
Ann Dooms
- Onderzoeksexpertise:
Digital Mathematics with specialty in Information Forensics and Security
- Fundamental Research: algebra (in particular group and ring theory), functional analysis (in particular fourier analysis, wavelets and other sparse representations)
- Strategic Research: discrete and continuous techniques for digital forensics (layout analysis, image quality assessment, distortion detection, authentication, traitor tracing, ...) & security (cryptography, watermarking, steganography, signal processing in the encrypted domain, ...)
- Applied Research Domains: data science (AI, machine learning), parsing of documents with complex layout, image processing for art investigation including cultural heritage, medical imaging, image/video processing for broadcasting, secure cloud and edge computing, privacy preserving technologies, quantum computing
- Trefwoorden:Elektronica en elektrotechniek, Wiskunde
- Disciplines:Informatie en communicatie, circuits, Artificiële intelligentie niet elders geclassificeerd, Orde, roosters en geordende algebraïsche structuren, Groeptheorie en generalisaties, Functionele analyse
- Gebruikers van onderzoeksexpertise:
Digital Mathematics with specialty in Information Forensics and Security
- Fundamental Research: algebra (in particular group and ring theory), functional analysis (in particular fourier analysis, wavelets and other sparse representations)
- Strategic Research: discrete and continuous techniques for digital forensics (layout analysis, image quality assessment, distortion detection, authentication, traitor tracing, ...) & security (cryptography, watermarking, steganography, signal processing in the encrypted domain, ...)
- Applied Research Domains: data science (AI, machine learning), parsing of documents with complex layout, image processing for art investigation including cultural heritage, medical imaging, image/video processing for broadcasting, secure cloud and edge computing, privacy preserving technologies, quantum computing