Leiden University

LIACS Thesis Repository


These webpages contain theses and reports by students affiliated with the various bachelor and master programmes offered at the Leiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science (LIACS), the computer science and artificial intelligence department of Leiden University.
Note: this thesis repository might be incomplete for certain programmes.


Program
Bachelor InformaticaBachelor Informatica & EconomieBachelor BioinformaticaBachelor Data Science and Artificial IntelligenceMaster Computer ScienceMaster ICT in Business and the Public SectorMaster Media TechnologyPhD Computer Science
Period
All years2022-20232021-2022

15 entries found.

Bachelor Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

This list includes theses in the former specialization "Kunstmatige Intelligentie" of the Bachelor Informatica.


2022-2023
Student Thesis Content
Aaldering, B. (Bart)The Performance of Information Set Monte Carlo Tree Search in the Game Klaverjas
Boef, B.M. den Generating metadata for UML class models from natural language requirements texts using NLP
Bonsu, E. (Enrico)Simulating driving behaviour using Inverse Reinforcement Learning
Eeckhout, S. (Sanne)Feature Extraction Methods as Backbone in Image Forgery Detection
Janssens, L. (Lex)Crossy Road AI: How will the chicken cross the road?
Kaddouri, S. el Structural systematicity under varying meaning spaces
Kandhai, A. (Ayush)Improving STag’s Occlusion Resilience for Augmented Reality
Oey, E. (Elyanne)Hypernetworks for binary neural networks
Özdemir, B. (Burak)Improving Migraine Diagnosis by using Binary and Multi-Class Classification of Machine Learning
Suttorp, S. (Sharanda)Quantifying the Effect of Super-Resolution on Aerial Scene Classification
Tsang, D. (Donny)Analyzing ChatGPT’s output: a study on its psycholinguistic dimensions and personality traits
Tuk, M. Usability of VR in the construction of category theoretical diagrams
Velden, L. (Liva) van der Generating and Solving PushPush Puzzles
Wallaard, L. (Lisanne)Model Deployment of a Predictive Machine Learning Model for Clinical Decision Support

2021-2022
Student Thesis Content
Braam, I. (Isaac)BlockStep, An A* Algorithm toward Minecraft Optimal World Traversal for Speedrunning