Dr. Mozhgan Tavakolifard

Dr. Mozhgan Tavakolifard

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I am Mozhgan Tavakolifard, an AI and Data Transformation Specialist with a touch of…

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Erfaring

  • AI Alchemy Hub grafisk
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    Oslo Area, Norway

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    Oslo Area, Norway

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    Oslo Area, Norway

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    Oslo Area, Norway

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    Oslo Area, Norway

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    Stockholm, Sweden

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    Oslo Area, Norway

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    Oslo Area, Norway

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    Oslo Area, Norway

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    NTNU

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    Trondheim Area, Norway

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    Santa Barbara, California Area

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    Lausanne Area, Switzerland

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    Tehran, Iran

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    Tehran, Iran

Utdanning

  • Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet (NTNU) grafisk

    Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)

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    Aktiviteter og foreninger:RecSys, WWW, IFIPTM

    Trust-based Recommender and Reputation Systems, User behavioral modeling

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    Aktiviteter og foreninger:Joint Collaboration on Research

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    Trust and Reputation Framework for Multi Agent Systems

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    Implementation of Hypercup (Graph Topology for P2P networks) using JXTA

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    Graduated Summa Cum Laude

Publikasjoner

  • A probabilistic reputation algorithm for decentralized multi-agent environments

    Elsevier

    The importance of trust in electronic transactions is well understood. The majority of current
    trust models consist of a central entity that verifies compliance with the trust requirements,
    using standardized evaluation methods and criteria. In decentralized environments, the
    communication scenarios are more complex, and no universally accepted objective
    requirements or evaluation criteria exist. It should be noted that the situation would get even
    more complicated when…

    The importance of trust in electronic transactions is well understood. The majority of current
    trust models consist of a central entity that verifies compliance with the trust requirements,
    using standardized evaluation methods and criteria. In decentralized environments, the
    communication scenarios are more complex, and no universally accepted objective
    requirements or evaluation criteria exist. It should be noted that the situation would get even
    more complicated when agents are interacting with each other. The goal of this research ...

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  • A taxonomy to express open challenges in trust and reputation systems

    Journal of Communications

    During the past decade, online trust and reputation systems have provided cogent
    answers to emerging challenges in the global computing infrastructures relating to computer
    and network security, electronic commerce, virtual enterprises, social networks and cloud
    computing. The goal of these systems in such global computing infrastructures is to allow
    entities to reason about the trustworthiness of other entities and to make autonomous
    decisions on the basis of trust. This…

    During the past decade, online trust and reputation systems have provided cogent
    answers to emerging challenges in the global computing infrastructures relating to computer
    and network security, electronic commerce, virtual enterprises, social networks and cloud
    computing. The goal of these systems in such global computing infrastructures is to allow
    entities to reason about the trustworthiness of other entities and to make autonomous
    decisions on the basis of trust. This requires the development of computational trust ...

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  • Analogical trust reasoning

    Springer

    Trust is situation-specific and the trust judgment problem with which the truster is
    confronted might be, in some ways, similar but not identical to some problems the truster has
    previously encountered. The truster then may draw information from these past experiences
    useful for the current situation. We present a knowledge-intensive and model-based case-
    based reasoning framework that supports the truster to infer such information. The
    suggested method augments the typically…

    Trust is situation-specific and the trust judgment problem with which the truster is
    confronted might be, in some ways, similar but not identical to some problems the truster has
    previously encountered. The truster then may draw information from these past experiences
    useful for the current situation. We present a knowledge-intensive and model-based case-
    based reasoning framework that supports the truster to infer such information. The
    suggested method augments the typically sparse trust information by inferring the missing ...

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  • Conditional Trust Adjustment and Initialization

    IEEE

    This paper proposes a rule-based reasoner system that adjusts the ratings based
    on the underlying siltation, thus, imposes situation awareness to the existing trust models.
    Furthermore, it helps the trust model to bootstrap by providing an estimation of trust value
    based on similar situations or similar trustees previously observed. The rules are
    automatically extracted from the history and encoded as conditions connecting contextual
    information to trust judgments. Through…

    This paper proposes a rule-based reasoner system that adjusts the ratings based
    on the underlying siltation, thus, imposes situation awareness to the existing trust models.
    Furthermore, it helps the trust model to bootstrap by providing an estimation of trust value
    based on similar situations or similar trustees previously observed. The rules are
    automatically extracted from the history and encoded as conditions connecting contextual
    information to trust judgments. Through the use of subjective logic, this method explicitly ...

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  • Context-aware social computing: A cognitive approach

    IEEE

    The Internet is a perfectly distributed and uncontrolled medium. However, the use
    of this technology to its utmost boundaries requires robust and efficient trust mechanisms.
    This paper describes a context-sensitive trust management system, in which a rule-based
    reasoner is used to assess the trustability of the trustee on the basis of available historical
    information. The rules are automatically extracted from the history and encoded as
    conditions connecting contextual…

    The Internet is a perfectly distributed and uncontrolled medium. However, the use
    of this technology to its utmost boundaries requires robust and efficient trust mechanisms.
    This paper describes a context-sensitive trust management system, in which a rule-based
    reasoner is used to assess the trustability of the trustee on the basis of available historical
    information. The rules are automatically extracted from the history and encoded as
    conditions connecting contextual information to trust judgments. Through the use of ...

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  • Cross-situation trust reasoning

    IEEE

    We propose an ontology-based approach for inferences linking trust information in
    two different situations. That reasoning process can augment the typically sparse trust
    information, by inferring the missing information from other situational conditions, and can
    better support situation-aware trust management. Our work is more comprehensive in
    comparison with other models and considers various aspects of the relationship between
    situation-awareness and trust management.

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  • Does social contact matter?: modelling the hidden web of trust underlying twitter

    ACM

    Social recommender systems aim to alleviate the information overload problem on
    social network sites. The social network structure is often an important input to these
    recommender systems. Typically, this structure cannot be inferred directly from declared
    relationships among users. The goal of our work is to extract an underlying hidden and
    sparse network which more strongly represents the actual interactions among users. We
    study how to leverage Twitter activities like…

    Social recommender systems aim to alleviate the information overload problem on
    social network sites. The social network structure is often an important input to these
    recommender systems. Typically, this structure cannot be inferred directly from declared
    relationships among users. The goal of our work is to extract an underlying hidden and
    sparse network which more strongly represents the actual interactions among users. We
    study how to leverage Twitter activities like micro-blogging and the network structure to ...

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  • Inferring trust based on similarity with tillit

    Springer

    A network of people having established trust relations and a model for propagation
    of related trust scores are fundamental building blocks in many of today's most successful e-
    commerce and recommendation systems. However, the web of trust is often too sparse to
    predict trust values between non-familiar people with high accuracy. Trust inferences are
    transitive associations among users in the context of an underlying social network and may
    provide additional information to…

    A network of people having established trust relations and a model for propagation
    of related trust scores are fundamental building blocks in many of today's most successful e-
    commerce and recommendation systems. However, the web of trust is often too sparse to
    predict trust values between non-familiar people with high accuracy. Trust inferences are
    transitive associations among users in the context of an underlying social network and may
    provide additional information to alleviate the consequences of the sparsity and possible ...

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  • Inferring Trust from Similar Situations

    IGI Global

    Security Engineering Techniques and Solutions for Information Systems: Management and Implementation

  • Learning Trust in Dynamic Multiagent Environments using HMMs.

    NordSec2008

    Emergent networks like mobile ad hoc networks, sensor networks, opportunistic networks,
    peer-to-peer networks and social networks are introducing new and exciting opportunities of
    communication between people and devices. But these dynamic networks also introduce
    many security-and privacy-related challenges. When dealing with complex and dynamic
    environments, information about the current level of security or privacy, expressed in a
    quantified manner, could be of great value…

    Emergent networks like mobile ad hoc networks, sensor networks, opportunistic networks,
    peer-to-peer networks and social networks are introducing new and exciting opportunities of
    communication between people and devices. But these dynamic networks also introduce
    many security-and privacy-related challenges. When dealing with complex and dynamic
    environments, information about the current level of security or privacy, expressed in a
    quantified manner, could be of great value in a decision-making process. In order to ...

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  • On Some Challenges for Online Trust and Reputation Systems

    Norwegian University of Science and Technology [Doctoral Dissertation]

    The Internet form a globally distributed network that provides a ubiquitous medium for interaction, the exchange of ideas, and commerce. The web is pervading our everyday lives in ways that were unimaginable even ten years ago. The evolving use of the web requires robust and efficient trust and reputation management mechanisms. During the past decade, online trust and reputation systems have provided cogent answers to emerging challenges in the global computing infrastructures relating to…

    The Internet form a globally distributed network that provides a ubiquitous medium for interaction, the exchange of ideas, and commerce. The web is pervading our everyday lives in ways that were unimaginable even ten years ago. The evolving use of the web requires robust and efficient trust and reputation management mechanisms. During the past decade, online trust and reputation systems have provided cogent answers to emerging challenges in the global computing infrastructures relating to computer and network security, electronic commerce, virtual enterprises, social networks and cloud computing. The goal of these systems in such global computing infrastructures is to allow entities to reason about the trustworthiness of other entities and to make autonomous decisions on the basis of trust. This requires the development of computational trust models that enable entities to reason about trust and to verify the properties of a particular interaction. The robustness of these mechanisms, which is one of the critical factors for the success of this technology, is currently not being sufficiently addressed. The global computing infrastructure is highly dynamic with continuously appearing and disappearing entities and services. It is vital that the associated computational trust model is able to incorporate this dynamism and that equally flexible legislative and regulatory frameworks emerge. In this thesis, we present an overview of the characteristics of the existing characteristics of the existing online trust and reputation models and systems through a multidimensional framework, which can serve as a basis to understand the current state of the art in the area. The critical open challenges that limit the effectiveness of today’s trust and reputation systems are discussed by providing a comprehensive literature review ...

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  • Similarity-based techniques for trust management

    INTECH Open Access Publisher

    A network of people having established trust relations and a model for propagation of
    related trust scores are fundamental building blocks in many of todayŠs most successful e-
    commerce and recommendation systems. Many online communities are only successful if
    sufficient mutual trust between their members exists. Users want to know whom to trust and
    how much to trust in the competence and benevolence of other community members in a
    specific application domain. However, the…

    A network of people having established trust relations and a model for propagation of
    related trust scores are fundamental building blocks in many of todayŠs most successful e-
    commerce and recommendation systems. Many online communities are only successful if
    sufficient mutual trust between their members exists. Users want to know whom to trust and
    how much to trust in the competence and benevolence of other community members in a
    specific application domain. However, the web of trust is often too sparse to predict trust ...

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  • Situation-aware trust management

    ACM

    We present a knowledge-intensive and model-based case-based reasoning
    framework that supports the truster for situation-aware trust management. The suggested
    method augments the typically sparse trust information by inferring the missing information
    from other situational conditions, and can better support situation-aware trust management.
    Our framework can be coupled with existing trust management models to make them
    situation-aware. It uses the underlying model of trust…

    We present a knowledge-intensive and model-based case-based reasoning
    framework that supports the truster for situation-aware trust management. The suggested
    method augments the typically sparse trust information by inferring the missing information
    from other situational conditions, and can better support situation-aware trust management.
    Our framework can be coupled with existing trust management models to make them
    situation-aware. It uses the underlying model of trust management to transfer trust ...

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  • Situation-based Trust Adjustment by Conditional Reasoning

    NAEC

    The Internet form a globally distributed network that provides a ubiquitous medium for
    interaction, the exchange of ideas, and commerce. The web is pervading our everyday lives
    in ways that were unimaginable even ten years ago. The evolving use of the web requires
    robust and efficient trust and reputation management mechanisms. During the past decade,
    online trust and reputation systems have provided cogent answers to emerging challenges
    in the global computing…

    The Internet form a globally distributed network that provides a ubiquitous medium for
    interaction, the exchange of ideas, and commerce. The web is pervading our everyday lives
    in ways that were unimaginable even ten years ago. The evolving use of the web requires
    robust and efficient trust and reputation management mechanisms. During the past decade,
    online trust and reputation systems have provided cogent answers to emerging challenges
    in the global computing infrastructures relating to computer and network security, ...

    See publication
  • Social computing: an intersection of recommender systems, trust/reputation systems, and social networks

    IEEE Network

    Computational applications now go beyond personal computing, facilitating
    collaboration and social interactions. Social computing is an area of information technology
    concerned with the intersection of human and social studies connected by computer
    networks. The primary goal of this article is to provide a brief survey of three popular social
    computing services: recommender systems, trust/reputation systems, and social networks.
    We approach these services from a data…

    Computational applications now go beyond personal computing, facilitating
    collaboration and social interactions. Social computing is an area of information technology
    concerned with the intersection of human and social studies connected by computer
    networks. The primary goal of this article is to provide a brief survey of three popular social
    computing services: recommender systems, trust/reputation systems, and social networks.
    We approach these services from a data representation perspective and discuss two of ...

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  • Special issue on trust and privacy in electronic commerce

    Electronic Commerce Research

    The most recent developments in computing technology, in particular, the emergence of a
    new generation of versatile mobile devices will evoke a world in which we nearly always are
    electronically connected with our environment. In the field of Electronic Commerce, this
    prospect will offer us undreamed-of business opportunities. It may, however, also cause new
    security and privacy threats which have to be tackled in order to achieve acceptance for the
    novel trading…

    The most recent developments in computing technology, in particular, the emergence of a
    new generation of versatile mobile devices will evoke a world in which we nearly always are
    electronically connected with our environment. In the field of Electronic Commerce, this
    prospect will offer us undreamed-of business opportunities. It may, however, also cause new
    security and privacy threats which have to be tackled in order to achieve acceptance for the
    novel trading possibilities. For instance, we do not want to be bothered by a flood of ...

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  • Subjectivity handling of ratings for Trust and Reputation systems: An Abductive Reasoning Approach

    International Journal of Digital Content Technology and its Applications

    he majority of trust models consider two types of knowledge in estimating the trustworthiness of a trustee in an interaction: experiences and recommendations. However, this leads to a nested trust problem; how could we trust the recommendations? Even when the recommenders are not deceptive, there is still a trust related problem due to the subjectivity of human judgment. This paper describes a missing part of the existing trust management models: handling the subjectivity of recommendations…

    he majority of trust models consider two types of knowledge in estimating the trustworthiness of a trustee in an interaction: experiences and recommendations. However, this leads to a nested trust problem; how could we trust the recommendations? Even when the recommenders are not deceptive, there is still a trust related problem due to the subjectivity of human judgment. This paper describes a missing part of the existing trust management models: handling the subjectivity of recommendations. Our approach is based on the idea that a recommender's judgment method can be inferred and the recommended entity can be (re)evaluated according to the value system of the truster who is about to make a decision. Extraction of the judgment method involves abductive reasoning which is implemented in the proposed account using subjective logic. This approach has been quantitatively compared with two other methods. Our experiments show that our proposed solution outperforms an extended version of the "Beta trust model"​, a trust model without subjectivity elimination. Our suggested method for trust and reputation systems may also be applied to other systems that include a rating mechanism such as recommender systems.

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  • Tailored News in the Palm of Your HAND: A Multi-Perspective Transparent Approach to News Recommendation

    ACM

    Mobile news recommender systems help users retrieve news that is relevant in their particular context and can be presented in ways that require minimal user interaction. In spite of the availability of contextual information about mobile users, though, current mobile news applications employ rather simple strategies for news recommendation. Our multi-perspective approach unifies temporal, locational, and preferential information to provide a more fine-grained recommendation strategy. This demo…

    Mobile news recommender systems help users retrieve news that is relevant in their particular context and can be presented in ways that require minimal user interaction. In spite of the availability of contextual information about mobile users, though, current mobile news applications employ rather simple strategies for news recommendation. Our multi-perspective approach unifies temporal, locational, and preferential information to provide a more fine-grained recommendation strategy. This demo paper presents the implementation of our solution to efficiently recommend specific news articles from a large corpus of newly-published press releases in a way that closely matches a reader's reading preferences.

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  • The Hidden Trust Network Underlying Twitter

    Norwegian University of Science and Technology

    Twitter is today the most prominent micro-blogging service available on the Web.
    Information overload is a major problem on most online social networks and particularly on
    Twitter. It is difficult to find the right people and content to focus on. Personalized and trust-
    based recommender systems have emerged as a solution to alleviate this problem on online
    social networks. However, there is no explicit trust network on Twitter. In this paper, we study
    how to leverage Twitter…

    Twitter is today the most prominent micro-blogging service available on the Web.
    Information overload is a major problem on most online social networks and particularly on
    Twitter. It is difficult to find the right people and content to focus on. Personalized and trust-
    based recommender systems have emerged as a solution to alleviate this problem on online
    social networks. However, there is no explicit trust network on Twitter. In this paper, we study
    how to leverage Twitter activities and network structure to find a simple, efficient, but yet ...

  • Trust 2.0: Who to believe in the flood of online data?

    IEEE

    The Internet and the World Wide Web together form a globally distributed network
    that provides a ubiquitous medium for interaction, the exchange of ideas, and commerce.
    The web is pervading our everyday lives in ways that were unimaginable even ten years
    ago. The evolving use of the web requires robust and efficient trust and reputation
    management mechanisms. Despite numerous proposals on trust and reputation systems,
    designing a robust and reliable system is still largely…

    The Internet and the World Wide Web together form a globally distributed network
    that provides a ubiquitous medium for interaction, the exchange of ideas, and commerce.
    The web is pervading our everyday lives in ways that were unimaginable even ten years
    ago. The evolving use of the web requires robust and efficient trust and reputation
    management mechanisms. Despite numerous proposals on trust and reputation systems,
    designing a robust and reliable system is still largely an open challenge, especially in the ...

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  • Trust evaluation initialization using contextual information

    ACM

    The majority of existing trust and reputation models consider two types of
    knowledge in estimating the trustworthiness of a trustee in an interaction: personal direct
    experiences and recommendations from third parties. However, previous direct and
    recommended evidence is not available for new users. In addition, a new user joins the
    system with a neutral reputation value in most systems and must participate in interactions
    with others in order to raise its reputation score…

    The majority of existing trust and reputation models consider two types of
    knowledge in estimating the trustworthiness of a trustee in an interaction: personal direct
    experiences and recommendations from third parties. However, previous direct and
    recommended evidence is not available for new users. In addition, a new user joins the
    system with a neutral reputation value in most systems and must participate in interactions
    with others in order to raise its reputation score. Users usually tend to interact with high ...

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  • Trust transferability among similar contexts

    ACM

    Trust is a fundamental concern in electronic transactions and behavior of people
    are influenced by the situation. Motivated by that we present a state-of-the-art survey of
    context representation in trust management and provide main directions along which
    research efforts have been done. We propose a generalized model which considers
    different aspects of the relationship between context-awareness and trust management.

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  • Workshop and challenge on news recommender systems

    ACM

    Recommending news articles entails additional requirements to recommender
    systems. Such requirements include special consumption patterns, fluctuating
    itemcollections, and highly sparse user profiles. This workshop (NRS'13@ RecSys) brought
    together researchers and practitioners around the topics of designing and evaluating novel
    news recommender systems. Additionally, we offered a challenge allowing participants to
    evaluate their recommendation algorithms with actual user…

    Recommending news articles entails additional requirements to recommender
    systems. Such requirements include special consumption patterns, fluctuating
    itemcollections, and highly sparse user profiles. This workshop (NRS'13@ RecSys) brought
    together researchers and practitioners around the topics of designing and evaluating novel
    news recommender systems. Additionally, we offered a challenge allowing participants to
    evaluate their recommendation algorithms with actual user feedback.

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Kurs

  • Case-Based and Model-Based Reasoning

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  • Context-Sensitive Systems

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  • Customer Relationship Management

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  • Distributed Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Agents

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  • E-commerce Security

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  • FIDIS/IFIP Internet Security & Privacy Summer School 2008

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  • Finse Information Security Winter School 2008

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  • First IFIP WG 11.11 Summer School on Trust Management 2011

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  • ICT-Security Evaluation

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  • Intelligent Decision Support Systems

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  • Mobile Commerce and Pervacie Computing

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  • Supply Chain Management

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Prosjekter

  • SmartMedia

    - Personalised Mobile News Recommender System
    - Data-driven Journalism (Multidisciplinary project with partners from Academia and Industry in Computer Science and Journalism)

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Utmerkelser og priser

  • Norways 50 leading women in tech 2021

    Abelia and ODA-Network

    A jury consisting of representatives from the Norwegian tech sector selected Norway´s 50 leading women in tech. The 50 leading women in tech was selected based on their key technology-related or technology-promoting role.

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