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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 years2023-20242022-20232021-20222020-20212019-20202018-20192017-20182016-20172015-20162014-20152013-20142012-20132011-2012

18 entries found.

Bachelor Informatica & Economie


2020-2021
Student Thesis Content
Bavelaar, C.Using machine learning to predict rainwater damage in urban areas
Bieger, V.Phishing prevention in mobile messaging platforms by the Dutch banking sector
Buitenhuis, V. Using a data-driven approach to estimate the vegetation height using remote sensing data: a case study in the Oostvaardersplassen
Doek, A.Classification of Android applications using the Koodous data set
Hagen, K.Thanks for the gold, kind stranger! Predicting the receipt of community recognition for social media comments
Kats, T.Differentiating Commercial and Editorial Content
Koster, O.Explainable Artificial Intelligence: a Checklist for the Insurance Market
Kropf, K.An AI based approach to Customer Data Cleaning A Case Study in Master Data Management at Nationale-Nederlanden
Kubatz, L.Involving the crowd in Requirements Engineering
Laban, M.The New AI frontier: Minecraft
Middelkoop, R.Parallel algorithm portfolios in Sparkle
Ponse, K.Automated Rotational and Localised Symmetry Detection from Global Reflection Symmetries from 2d Images
Roos, M. deManaging the Robotic Process Automation Life Cycle: A Case Study for a Thesis
Schaaf, R.Programmeermisconcepties in Hedy
Schamhart, M.Weather as a Trigger for Migraines: Predictive Modelling on Migraine E-Diaries using Machine Learning
Schrijver, L.Modeling of the rating of perceived exertion for training sessions in wheelchair tennis
Strijker, J.L.S. Analysis of extracted references to case law in Dutch court decisions
Wu, J.Reading Strategy and Reading Focus of Novice Programmers: An Exploratory Study