Programa de Doctorat en Tecnologies de la Informació i les Comunicacions

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Recent Submissions

Industrial augmented reality prototypes in the field of art authoring, dissemination, and consumption tools for artistic content on mobile devices with a focus generation Z 

Pérez Gómez, Antonia (Date of defense: 2024-10-22)

The advent of spatial content and increasingly advanced mixed reality devices is set to revolutionise the manner in which we interact with digital content, becoming the predominant human-computer interface in the ...

Deep audio representation learning for music using weak supervision 

Alonso Jiménez, Pablo (Date of defense: 2024-10-03)

Music audio tagging is the Music Information Retrieval task of assigning one or multiple labels to an audio signal. Current state-of-the-art music taggers rely on deep learning approaches, which offer high performance ...

Violin perfomance analysis using weak supervision 

Tamer, Nazif Can (Date of defense: 2024-10-02)

This thesis investigates the development of core Music Information Retrieval (MIR) technologies for Violin Performance Analysis, addressing both data and label scarcity. To mitigate data scarcity, the Violin Repertoire ...

Striking a balance global impact of the local regulation of excitatory-inhibitory balance in cortical networks 

Páscoa dos Santos, Francisco (Date of defense: 2024-09-06)

The study of complex systems has unraveled the basic principles underlying the emergence of collective behaviors in networks of interacting units. Following this framework, we suggest that excitatory-inhibitory balance ...

Normalizing flows for neuroimaging research 

Masias Bruns, Mireia (Date of defense: 2024-07-08)

Psychotic disorders are characterized by poorly understood pathophysiological mechanisms, with a remarkable heterogeneity among patients, both cross-sectionally and longitudinally. This results in a lack of definitive ...

Cinematic volume rendering solutions for the advanced exploration of medical images 

Baseer, Irum (Date of defense: 2024-07-04)

Medical visualization, commonly used in clinical routine for exploring cardiac data, is based on traditional techniques including multiplanar reformations, maximum intensity projection, and volume rendering that rely ...

Contributions to fully homomorphic encryption 

Rovira Cisterna, Sergi (Date of defense: 2024-05-29)

In recent years, the field of Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) has become one of the main pilars for privacy-preserving technologies. However, many challenges still remain to be tackled before this technology can be ...

Promoting socio-emotional interactions and regulation in computer supported collaborative learning: design, implementation and evaluation of technology features and affordances to facilitate the socio-emotional side of CSCL 

Velamazán Martínez, Mariano (Date of defense: 2024-05-16)

This thesis, a compendium of publications, aims at contributing knowledge to better design CSCL tools for promoting socioemotional interactions and regulation. We started with a field study in which we observed groups ...

Beyond the spectrum: prosodic, noise-enhanced and self-supervised features for speech recognition 

Cámbara Ruiz, Guillermo (Date of defense: 2024-04-02)

This dissertation investigates three methods for improving speech recognition in challenging conditions, focusing on feature enhancement and extending beyond spectral features. First, it demonstrates that incorporating ...

Blockchains in the real world: an interdisciplinary perspective on enchancing security and adoption 

Ramos, Simona (Date of defense: 2024-03-18)

This thesis investigates the complex nature of the blockchain ecosystem, where technology, law, and economics intersect across layers and applications. By offering an interdisciplinary perspective on blockchains, we seek ...

Characterization of left atrial hemodynamics with 4D flow magnetic resonance imaging, in-silico models and deep learning 

Morales Ferez, Xabier (Date of defense: 2024-04-26)

Although the left ventricle has traditionally held the spotlight as the primary determinant of cardiovascular disease prognosis, the characterization of left atrial hemodynamics is increasingly being recognized as a ...

Large scale off-policy and offline learning 

Gabbianelli, Germano (Date of defense: 2024-03-07)

Reinforcement Learning (RL), a subfield of machine learning and artifical intelligence, is a learning paradigm where an artificial agent learns to reach a predefined goal by trying to maximize a reward signal while ...

Prediction of mental health crises based on electronic health records: probabilistic and machine learning models for clinical applications 

Garriga Calleja, Roger (Date of defense: 2024-02-29)

This thesis delves into the transformative potential of Electronic Health Records and Machine Learning in the prevention of mental health crisis relapses. Our work focuses on the prediction of these relapses throughout the ...

Toward a new model of borderline personality disorder: a psychophysiological approach on the link between emotional and behavioural dysregulation 

Galli, Marco (Date of defense: 2022-05-20)

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is one of the most studied personality disorders, given its prevalence and the severity of its symptoms. In the last years, several models of the disorder were presented, however, no ...

The role of conflict in perception: case studies in binocular rivalry, cinema and flavour 

Drew, Alice (Date of defense: 2024-02-01)

Our everyday perception of the world is remarkably unambiguous, considering that it stems from a multitude of ambiguous sensory signals. This feat is believed to be achieved by a set of perceptual and cognitive mechanisms ...

A journey in representation learning textual emotion detection and structural graph encodings 

Álvarez González, Francisco Nurudín (Date of defense: 2024-03-20)

Representation learning is the field of modern machine learning focused on automatically producing useful representations from data. This thesis studies the impact of data volumes, annotation perspectives, and structural ...

Computational analysis of fetal brain development with patient-specific modelling and deep learning techniques 

Alenyà Sistané, Mireia (Date of defense: 2024-02-19)

This dissertation presents a novel computational pipeline for creating patient-specific models of brain development. Initially, the human brain develops from a smooth to a convoluted cortical surface, with abnormal ...

Computer-supported scripting mechanisms to support adolescents' development of social media self-protection skills 

Theophilou, Emily (Date of defense: 2024-01-18)

In recent years, there's been increasing concern over potential negative experiences for adolescents on social media. Despite efforts in social media literacy education, traditional approaches often neglect crucial ...

The Role of inhibitory plasticity in the formation and the long-term maintenance of neural assemblies and memories 

Bergoin, Raphaël (Date of defense: 2023-12-11)

Brain circuits display modular architecture at different scales of organization. Such neural assemblies are typically associated to functional specialization that favours both the segregation and the integration of ...

The Functional role of theta oscillations in visual working memory performance 

Pileckyte, Indre (Date of defense: 2023-12-12)

Oscillations at theta frequency (4-7 Hz) have been hypothesized to play an important functional role in brain processes associated to working memory. In this thesis, I investigate how the systematic manipulation of different ...

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