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LIACS Thesis Repository

Leiden University


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 years2024-20252023-20242022-20232021-20222020-20212019-20202018-20192017-20182016-20172015-20162014-20152013-20142012-20132011-2012

18 entries found.

Bachelor Informatica & Economie


2017-2018
Student Thesis Content
Abukari, MarcusPredicting Tax codes using Machine Learning
Griffioen, P. (Pepijn)Aligning an Industry Data Model with Applications in Real Estate
Groeneveld, L.Visalization of Patterns in Scrum Software Development
Groot, Maurits. deHet Verbeteren van het Proces rond de Evaluatie van Zorgaanbieders
Heijnen, Casper & Neerbos, K.J.W.Organizing and classifying historical Butterfly collections from indonesia
Helmonds, J. (Joep)Predicting No-shows in Brazilian Primary Care
Jaeger, D.Evaluating Protein Structure Prediction Algorithms
Klijn, RubenComparing Ways of Finding Patterns in Flight Delays
Meijerink, C.J.H.Quantum Rules!
Ottervanger, Gilles B.ACE: Academic Collaboration Explorer. An Author-centered View on Academic Collaboration
Putten, Stephan. van derTopic Modelling and Clustering for Error Recognition in System Logs
Rudolphij, ElardoEvent Experience with Data Improving and Expanding Information flows Between Emergency Services
Schuurmans, N.E. The Value of Earned Media
Sonsbeek, Heleen. vanData-driven Prediction and Visualization of Rheumatoid Arthritis Flares
Tjebbes, J.A. (Jesse)Lessons learned in Moving to Continuous Auditing, Applicable for the Public Sector
Visser, ArjanTeam Configuration & Creativity: Ability, Specialisation, Diversification and Knowledge Overlap
Vlak, MartijnStudying Player Interactions and Correlations during Ball Possession in Soccer.
‘t Jong, P.S.J. (Patrick)ANWB Connected Analyses: Evaluating driving behavior to distinguish motorists