Dr.
Ron
Simha
Hirschprung
- Engineering
Ariel University
English, Hebrew
- Discipline Computer Science, Engineering
- Computer Science Field Artificial Intelligence, Computer Security, Cyber, Human-Computer Interaction, Machine Learning
- Engineering Field Computer Engineering, Human System Integration
- Research Keywords AI, Algorithms, Data Privacy, Machine Learning, Machine learning and big data, Privacy, Security and privacy, Usable security and privacy
Research Interests
My main research interest is the development of methodologies to bridge the gap between the fuzzy world of human conceptions and preferences and the deterministic world of computer systems, with specific focus on cybersecurity, particularly privacy issues. I am the co-founder of the collaborative human-agent relationship management (CHARM) lab and a member of the TAU Laboratory for Consciousness and Soft Logic. More details are available on my personal website (https://www.ariel.ac.il/wp/ron-hirschprung), Naturally, I invite you to contact me as well.
Selected Awards
Ariel University, A machine learning methodology to predict personal sentiments based on musical preferences.
The Israel Data Science Initiative (IDSI), A Machine Learning Approach to Estimate the Value of Privacy and Sensitivity of a Published Text.
Ariel University, AI grant, A Machine Learning Approach to Estimate the Value of Privacy and Sensitivity of a Published Text.
Ariel Univ, Prediction Model for the Spread of the COVID-19 Outbreak in a Contemporary Environment.
Ariel Cyber Innovation Center (ASIC) and National Cyber Security Authority, Privacy vs. Social benefits.
The Israel Data Science Initiative (IDSI), A Machine Learning Approach to Estimate the Value of Privacy and Sensitivity of a Published Text.
Ariel University, AI grant, A Machine Learning Approach to Estimate the Value of Privacy and Sensitivity of a Published Text.
Ariel Univ, Prediction Model for the Spread of the COVID-19 Outbreak in a Contemporary Environment.
Ariel Cyber Innovation Center (ASIC) and National Cyber Security Authority, Privacy vs. Social benefits.
