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Dr Bin Liu, Dr Matthew Revie
Applications accepted all year round
Self-Funded PhD Students Only
Glasgow
United Kingdom
Business
Data Science
Management
Mathematical Modelling
Operational Research
Statistics
About the Project
Overview
Machine learning algorithms have attracted considerable attention for prediction and decision-making in various industries. When used for decision-making, it is vital to determine the interpretability of machine learning algorithms.
Project details
This PhD project aims to develop and deploy novel machine learning algorithms to produce interpretable solutions for decision-making problems. The project will explore how to incorporate domain knowledge into the machine learning algorithm and evaluate the uncertainty associated with the prediction algorithm for decision-making.
Eligibility
Students should have (or expect to have) a Bachelor or Master Degree (overall score 65 or above) in Management Science, Computer science, Mathematics and Statistics, Operations Research or other related subjects. Desirable skills in programming, data analytics, optimisation, although not essential.
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