During the last defense period, four students I was supervising defended their BSc thesis. Alain Villagrasa presented his thesis “Malware recognition based on contextual analysis of execution traces”, Adrián Domínguez presented “Clustering of transactional data with unsupervised learning techniques and large language models”, and Jan Carlos Franco presented “Improvements in entity retrieval from knowledge graphs using embeddings and natural language processing“. The three of these works are going to be continued to prepare a paper version for different international venues.
Last but not least, Gonzalo Valero presented his work done during an internship about an intelligent agent architecture to help data scientists in their daily life titled “Intelligent Agent System for Data Science Workflow automation”, which I externally supervised.
All of the thesis defended in this batch are really interesting works with a lot of potential applications (and interesting future work … ). A great pleasure to have worked with all these students! Great job!