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Geselecteerde taal: EN - Sustainable - Circular and industrial construction - - Efficient drug development - Medical devices - Work health - - - Accurate geo-location with nanosatellites - PERSEUS wind turbine radar interference assessment tool - Military use of space - Integrated combat capabilities - - Semicon and quantum - Quantum technologies - Contamination control for semiconductor equipment - Microfluidics for high performance thermal management Go to Semicon and quantum - - - TNO Traineeship - Talent development programme - Team Polar - Newsroom - Collaboration - Projects on commission - Public-private - TNO Fast Track - TNO Ventures - Innovation centres Geselecteerde taal: EN - Internship | LLM-driven decision making in navy operations Locatie: Den Haag Werken op afstand: On-site Opleidingsniveau: Master Uren per week: 32-40 hours/week Vacancy 1094 Internship | LLM-driven decision making in navy operations Make your mark on our time! Become an intern at TNO! About this position Tactical decision making in military operations depends heavily on the quality and completeness of information available to commanders and analysts before and during an operation. In the early stages of mission planning, the operational situation is often vague and ill-defined, yet this is precisely when the right background information needs to be identified and assembled. Large Language Models (LLMs) offer promising capabilities for supporting analysts and decision makers, but their effectiveness depends on being provided with the right contextual data; data that must be gathered and curated before the operation begins. There is a need for intelligent methods that help determine what information is relevant to a given operational context, especially when initial descriptions of the situation are incomplete or ambiguous. Query expansion, the process of enriching an initial information need with related terms, ...