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Faculty of mechanical engineering
Research Assistant

Daniel Boiar, M.Sc.

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+49 231 755-8257
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TU Dort­mund 
Leonhard-Euler-Str. 5 
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Daniel Boiar, M.Sc.

About the Person

Daniel Boiar, M.Sc., studied computer science at the TU Dortmund. After his studies, he worked as a research assistant at the Chair of Artificial Intelligence at TU Dortmund University. His research focus at IPS is on time series analysis in an industrial environment using artificial intelligence.


Research

  • Automated THT assembly using robotics
  • Time series analysis
  • AI in industrial contexts

Teaching

  • Supervision of project and final theses
  • Realization of lecture series(es) of the IPS
  • Execution of exercises to the lectures of the IPS

Industry

  • Operative deployment of IoT technologies
  • Creation of time series analyses of industrial plants and products
  • Data-driven improvement of process efficiency

Presentations and Publications

  • Boiar, Daniel; Liebig, Thomas; Schubert, Erich (2022). LOSDD: Leave-Out Support Vector Data Description for Outlier Detection. arXiv preprint arXiv:2212.13626.
  • Boiar, Daniel; Killich, Nils and Schulte, Lukas; Moreno, Victor Hernandez; Deuse, Jochen; Liebig, Thomas (2022). Forecasting Algae Growth in Photo-Bioreactors using Attention LSTMs. In Proceedings of the Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for Engineering Applications 2022, Seiten (accepted), Springer, 2022.
  • Sachweh, Timon; Boiar, Daniel; Liebig, Thomas (2022). Distributed LSTM-Learning from Differentially Private Label Proportions. In Data Mining Workshops, 2022. ICDMW'22. IEEE International Conference on, Seiten (accepted), IEEE, 2022.
  • Sachweh, Timon; Boiar, Daniel; Liebig, Thomas (2021). Differentially Private Learning from Label Proportions. In Proceedings of the ECML Workshop on Parallel, Distributed, and Federated Learning, Seiten (accepted), 2021.
  • Boiar, Daniel (2018). Realzeitliche Vorhersagen mit Hoeffding-Trees im Tunnelbau. TU Dortmund, 2018.