Alberto Acuto
@acutoalb.bsky.social
Challenge driven
Data scientist & Research associate at University of Liverpool,
PhD in Cosmology at LJMU,
Liv.DAT CDT and Unibo Alumnus.
More info here: https://a-acuto.github.io/
Data scientist & Research associate at University of Liverpool,
PhD in Cosmology at LJMU,
Liv.DAT CDT and Unibo Alumnus.
More info here: https://a-acuto.github.io/
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Alberto Acuto
@acutoalb.bsky.social
· Nov 18
Hello world! #Bluesky
🧪 at IEEE CSR instead we won the best paper award with a paper on autonomous cyber defence.
We investigated how much including real world costs and data can impact standard network defence.
Check here: ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/111...
We investigated how much including real world costs and data can impact standard network defence.
Check here: ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/111...
Accounting for the Impact of Real-World Data and Costs in Autonomous Cyber Defence
In cyber operations, a robust and versatile cyber defence system is vital. The introduction of machine learning techniques has reduced the cognitive load on human analysts who protect these networks, ...
ieeexplore.ieee.org
September 9, 2025 at 10:15 AM
🧪 at IEEE CSR instead we won the best paper award with a paper on autonomous cyber defence.
We investigated how much including real world costs and data can impact standard network defence.
Check here: ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/111...
We investigated how much including real world costs and data can impact standard network defence.
Check here: ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/111...
🧪 A couple of news:
At ISIF FUSION 2025 conference we presented our latest involvement with Stone Soup integration: particle filter proposals.
We have presented a paper highlighting the benefit of particle filtering solution in highly non-linear systems
ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/111...
At ISIF FUSION 2025 conference we presented our latest involvement with Stone Soup integration: particle filter proposals.
We have presented a paper highlighting the benefit of particle filtering solution in highly non-linear systems
ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/111...
Stone Soup Goes NUTS: Adding Proposals and the No-U-Turn Sampler to Stone Soup
Particle filters are essential for state estimation in non-linear and non-Gaussian systems, with performance hinging on effective proposal distributions. This paper presents the implementation of Kalm...
ieeexplore.ieee.org
September 9, 2025 at 10:13 AM
🧪 A couple of news:
At ISIF FUSION 2025 conference we presented our latest involvement with Stone Soup integration: particle filter proposals.
We have presented a paper highlighting the benefit of particle filtering solution in highly non-linear systems
ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/111...
At ISIF FUSION 2025 conference we presented our latest involvement with Stone Soup integration: particle filter proposals.
We have presented a paper highlighting the benefit of particle filtering solution in highly non-linear systems
ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/111...
Reposted by Alberto Acuto
The website vs app split for Bluesky vs Threads captures the difference in user base and usage patterns beautifully.
Bluesky = knowledge sector workers who have it open all day in a tab next to their emails. “Wait what was I doing again?”
Threads = normies watching recipe videos on the commute.
Bluesky = knowledge sector workers who have it open all day in a tab next to their emails. “Wait what was I doing again?”
Threads = normies watching recipe videos on the commute.
November 23, 2024 at 2:30 PM
The website vs app split for Bluesky vs Threads captures the difference in user base and usage patterns beautifully.
Bluesky = knowledge sector workers who have it open all day in a tab next to their emails. “Wait what was I doing again?”
Threads = normies watching recipe videos on the commute.
Bluesky = knowledge sector workers who have it open all day in a tab next to their emails. “Wait what was I doing again?”
Threads = normies watching recipe videos on the commute.
Reposted by Alberto Acuto
Radio astronomer here! Fun fact of the day- the signals we detect are so faint that a cell phone ON THE MOON would be one of the brightest things in the radio sky! 🤯
This is why near radio telescopes you’ll see signs to turn off your cell phones (here’s the one by the VLA in New Mexico).
🧪🔭
This is why near radio telescopes you’ll see signs to turn off your cell phones (here’s the one by the VLA in New Mexico).
🧪🔭
November 22, 2024 at 3:02 PM
Radio astronomer here! Fun fact of the day- the signals we detect are so faint that a cell phone ON THE MOON would be one of the brightest things in the radio sky! 🤯
This is why near radio telescopes you’ll see signs to turn off your cell phones (here’s the one by the VLA in New Mexico).
🧪🔭
This is why near radio telescopes you’ll see signs to turn off your cell phones (here’s the one by the VLA in New Mexico).
🧪🔭
You know what would it be cool?
A platform/visualisation of where the users come from (geographically) and what are the topic they are talking about and how that evolves over time.
A platform/visualisation of where the users come from (geographically) and what are the topic they are talking about and how that evolves over time.
November 21, 2024 at 9:23 AM
You know what would it be cool?
A platform/visualisation of where the users come from (geographically) and what are the topic they are talking about and how that evolves over time.
A platform/visualisation of where the users come from (geographically) and what are the topic they are talking about and how that evolves over time.