Greg Provan
Academic
Professor Gregory Provan is a Professor at the Computer Science Department at University College Cork. He is Director of the Blended Autonomous Systems Spoke with Lero, and is a Funded Investigator with the Insight Center. His current research interests are in machine learning (especially deep learning), autonomous systems, model-based diagnostics and control, and embedded systems and embedded code generation. He holds a DPhil from Oxford University, and MSc from Stanford University, and a BSE from Princeton University.
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2019.
Comparison of Control and Cooperation Frameworks for Blended Autonomy . European Control Conference.
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2018. An Algebraic Approach for Diagnosing Discrete-Time Hybrid Systems. 28th International Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis (DX'17).
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2017. Comparing Switching and Mixing Model-Predictive Controllers for Robust Fault-Tolerant Control. 28th Itnl. Workshop on Model-Based Diagnosis.
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2017. Optimizing GPU-based Scientific Computing using Algebraic Technique. IEEE Itnl. Conference on Design and Technology of Integrated Systems.
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2017. Physics-Based Methods for Distinguishing Attacks from Faults. Tenth International Conference on Advances in Circuits, Electronics and Micro-electronics.
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2017. Co-Design of Embeddable Diagnostics using Reduced-Order Models**The paper has been supported by SFI grants 12/RC/2289 and 13/RC/2094. IFAC-PapersOnLine. 50:12222-12229.
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