Michael Bidollahkhani, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Julian Martin Kunkel, is a dedicated computer engineer and machine intelligence researcher. His expertise in software engineering and automated systems is recognized by his Young Scientist award from the YSF of Iran in 2017 and 2023. As a member of the National Elites Foundation and the ACM, Michael is actively engaged in the development of advanced intelligent systems.
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This thesis focuses on developing advanced AI techniques for anomaly detection in Compute Continuum systems. By leveraging state-of-the-art machine learning models, the research will explore effective methods for identifying anomalies in diverse environments, ranging from edge devices to HPC clusters. The work includes creating datasets, designing algorithms, and implementing prototypes to validate the models' efficiency in real-world scenarios.
Edge computing is revolutionizing real-time predictive maintenance by processing data locally, minimizing latency, and enhancing system reliability. This thesis aims to design an edge AI-based framework for predictive maintenance in distributed systems. The student will develop and test a real-time solution to detect and predict potential failures using sensor data and logs from edge devices, ensuring robust and efficient operations.
This research addresses the scalability challenges associated with implementing AI-driven workload scheduling in HPC systems. By analyzing bottlenecks and proposing innovative solutions, the thesis will contribute to optimizing workload distribution for large-scale computing environments. The student will explore and test novel approaches for enhancing the scalability and performance of scheduling algorithms tailored to HPC systems.
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