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Data and AI with a clear purpose

Start with the decision or task that needs to improve. Then establish whether data and AI can make a useful contribution.

Discuss a Data & AI challenge

AI projects depend on more than a model. They need relevant data, a meaningful baseline, clear evaluation criteria and people who can use the result. BECOME’s Data & AI focus connects these questions with applied research and project development.

Frame the problem before the solution

Describe the current process, the people affected and the outcome you want to assess. Together, these provide a basis for comparing an AI approach with existing practice and deciding what a first experiment should test.

Questions we can explore together

  • Is the available data suitable, representative and accessible for the intended use?
  • What baseline should a model or workflow be evaluated against?
  • How will performance, cost and human oversight be assessed?
  • What would be required to integrate and maintain a successful pilot?

Potential application areas

Examples for scoping include research-data analysis, decision support, document workflows and interpretation of sensor or Earth-observation data. The appropriate application depends on data access, specialist expertise and a clearly bounded use case.

From experiment to a decision

A project can begin with a feasibility study or a limited prototype. The output should explain what was tested, how it performed and whether further development is justified. Any operational deployment requires its own delivery scope and responsibilities.

Choose your route

Use Executive Builder to develop a decision-ready business case, Corporate Builder to frame an organisational challenge, or Venture Building to assess a technology opportunity.

People connected to this expertise

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Dr Mireille Gettler–Summa
ExpertScientific BoardScientist

Dr Mireille Esther Gettler Summa

Senior Scientific Advisor — Data Science, Machine Learning & Applied AI

Mathematician and Data Science researcher with more than four decades of experience spanning statistical learning, Machine Learning, European R&I and applied AI.

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Mohamed Khayri Rahmani
Scientist

Mohamed Khayri Rahmani

PhD in Electrical Engineering

Mohamed Khayri Rahmani holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering and researches AI-driven energy efficiency and intelligent control.

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Related publications

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Conference paper

2025-07-15 · 2025 11th International Conference on Control, Decision and Information Technologies (CoDIT)

Transfer Learning for Predicting Thermal Comfort in Office Environments with Climate Similar to Tunisia: Overcoming Data Scarcity with Deep GRU-BiGRU Models

Mohamed Khayri Rahmani; Hajer Chtioui; Jalel Ben Hadj Slama; et al.

This conference paper explores transfer learning with deep GRU-BiGRU models to address data scarcity in thermal comfort prediction for office environments with climates similar to Tunisia.

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Research article

2024-03-27 · Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy

Natural Language Processing for Detecting Brand Hate Speech

Latifa Mednini; Zouhaira Noubigh; Mouna Damak Turki

Brand hate is a complex feeling that is not easy for companies to recognize. Mednini and Turki (2022) have confirmed that hate can originate from genuine brand haters or an employee who works with competitors, to…

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Review article

2023-07 · Journal of Network and Computer Applications

Age of Information minimization in UAV-aided data collection for WSN and IoT applications: A systematic review

Oluwatosin Ahmed Amodu; Umar Ali Bukar; Raja Azlina Raja Mahmood; et al.

The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for data gathering in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) and Internet of Things (IoT) applications has significantly gained interest in recent years. This shift is mainly attributed to the fast…

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Review article

2023-04-11 · Drones

A Survey on the Design Aspects and Opportunities in Age-Aware UAV-Aided Data Collection for Sensor Networks and Internet of Things Applications

Oluwatosin Amodu; Rosdiadee Nordin; Chedia Jarray; et al.

Due to the limitations of sensor devices, including short transmission distance and constrained energy, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been recently deployed to assist these nodes in transmitting their data. The sensor nodes (SNs) in wireless…

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