AI for Noisy Temporal Data: Self-Supervised Learning and Deep Reasoning at Scale
A pioneering AI framework that combines self-supervised learning and deep reasoning to process noisy, dynamic and multimodal data.
The project
This project addresses the challenge of modelling noisy (unreliable or hard to read) and dynamic data from multiple sources such as sensors on naval platforms or network traffic in cyber environments.
The data is often irregularly timed, includes ‘noise’ from unreliable sensors, and spans long durations, requiring advanced techniques to extract meaningful patterns.
The team developed a neural network system capable of “fast and slow thinking”: fast thinking for rapid abstraction of raw data, and slow thinking for deliberate reasoning across time and sources.
The goal was to build a scalable framework for Defence applications, enabling forecasting, anomaly detection, and event prediction.
Research partners
- Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG)
Grants
- Supported under DAIRNet Phase II initiative