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Sydney Digital Theses (University of Sydney Access only): Recent submissions

    • Advanced Swarm Intelligence For Image Processing 

      Liu, Guang
      Published 2024
      Swarm intelligence algorithms are inspired by natural behaviors and phenomena, such as those observed in insects, birds, and other biological populations. These algorithms mimic natural processes to solve complex problems ...
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    • ‘Where the creeks run dry or ten feet high’ Bayesian models for hydrology in Australia 

      Athukorala, Don
      Published 2024
      This thesis tackles the complex challenge of water management in Australia, where climate change intensifies variability in water availability, creating significant challenges in accurate hydrological forecasting. ...
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    • Liberalitas for Modernity: From Revolution to Rawls 

      Williams, Lucy Alexandra
      Published 2024
      In antiquity, to be liberal meant to be free and generous. It was considered good for the individual and good for society. When this ancient ethic was turned into a political ideal, it was deployed as a doctrine to mitigate ...
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    • Trends in Paediatric Melatonin Use: A Triangulation of Caregiver Perspectives and Pharmacist Practices in Australia 

      Lee, Kyung Min
      Published 2024
      The overall aim of this master’s thesis is to explore the current trends and perspectives around the use of melatonin-containing products for sleep promotion in children and adolescents. Chapter 1 provides a broad overview ...
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    • Finding the Lost Self: Autofiction and Post-Trauma Acculturation 

      Johnson, Annah-Michel
      Published 2024
      The aim of this practice-led thesis is to explore how autofiction can be used as a narrative mode to depict traumatic experiences and post-trauma acculturation after childhood. Autofiction is examined for its literary ...
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