Programa de Doctorat en Tecnologies de la Informació i les Comunicacions: Envíos recientes
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Prediction of mental health crises based on electronic health records: probabilistic and machine learning models for clinical applications
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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 ...
Phase-based signal analysis measures applied to electroencephalographic recordings from epilepsy patients
This thesis presents new phase-based signal analysis techniques to study brain dynamics from patients with pharmacoresistant focalonset epilepsy. We analyze electroencephalographic (EEG) recordings from seizure and ...
Motivation-driven mechanics in computer-supported collaborative learning scripts
This dissertation explores motivation within Collaborative Learning Flow Patterns (CLFP), focusing on the Pyramid CLFP. It investigates how incorporating game mechanics (GM) can foster both intrinsic and extrinsic motivation ...
Mechano-biochemical systems modelling for patient stratification in osteoarthritis
This doctoral thesis presents two different computational approaches to explore mechanistically chondrocyte dysregulation and identify biomarkers, to better understand patient stratification systems in primary knee ...
A Comprehensive study of arithmetic circuits and elliptic curves for efficient and scalable zero-knowledge proof systems
In recent years, zero-knowledge proofs have come to play a crucial role in distributed systems where there is no trust between the parties involved. Most popular proof systems are for the NP-complete language of arithmetic ...
Multilingual adaptative text simplification
Reading is an essential skill that plays a crucial role in our daily lives. It allows us to access information, gain knowledge, expand our understanding of the world around us, and build the foundation for learning, ...
Towards a comprenhension of spatiotemporal brain dymamics in psychotic disorders a whole-brain computational perspective based on fMRI
Psychotic disorders are highly heterogeneous, complicating diagnosis and treatment. The mechanisms underlying these disorders are still unclear, and bridging the gap between neural properties and impairments remains a ...
Interpretable deep-learning models for sound event detection and classification
Deep-learning models have revolutionized state-of-the-art technologies in many research areas, but their black-box structure makes it difficult to understand their inner workings and the rationale behind their predictions. ...
Multilingual retrieval of crisis-relevant information from social media
Social media is a valuable platform for sharing real-time perspectives and insights, particularly during dynamic events. Extracting relevant information from social media during emergencies can be challenging, especially ...
Proximal junctional failure stratification in adult spine surgery using 3D patient-specific finite element models
Adult Spine Deformity (ASD) leads to abnormal spine curvature causing imbalance, pain, and fall risk. Spinal surgery is common but carries the risk of Mechanical Complications (MC), notably Proximal Junctional Failure ...
Information fusion and learning from diverse clinical cohorts and heterogeneus data
This PhD thesis explores how data science can be leveraged to learn from diverse cohorts and fuse information from heterogeneous data, aiming to advance understanding and improve prediction in healthcare settings. It covers ...
Information propagation in the cortex across the sleep-wake cycle: a computational study
During the deep phases of sleep we do not normally wake up by a thunder, but we nevertheless notice it when awake. The exact same sound gets to our ears and cortex through the thalamus and still, it triggers two very ...
Constraints and rewards in behavior and optimal decision making
The idea of optimal decision-making presupposes certain features about the agent and their environment. This thesis examines two common assumptions in disciplines that study natural and artificial behavior: perfect ...
