La demi-journée des doctorants du département 3 aura lieu le 14 décembre de 14h à 17h dans l'amphithéâtre. Les doctorants présentant un exposé sont : Amaury Saint-Jore (SIMBIOT) Runbo Su (SIMBIOT) Diego Vega (SIMBIOT) Maxime SAMSON (SIMBIOT) Loïc Cardinaël (OPTIMIST) Remi Gauchotte (OPTIMIST) Pierre-Antoine Rault (COAST) Clélie Amiot (COAST) Wafik Zahwa (RESIST) Omar Anser (RESIST)
Voir les détails »Next D4 seminar will take place on January 24th at 2 pm in room C005. Caio Corro, MCF at Sorbonne Université, will give a talk entitled "Graph-based semantic parsing and compositional generalization". Abstract: Semantic parsing aims to transform a natural language utterance into a structured representation that can be easily manipulated by a software (for example to query a database). As such, it is a central task in human-computer interfaces. It has recently been observed that sequence-to-sequence models struggle on…
Voir les détails »La journée des doctorants du département 5 du Loria aura lieu le 22 février en salle C005. Programme de la journée : 8h45 - 9h15 : Accueil + café 9h15 - 10h00 : Présentations session 1 Omid Mokhtari, Mohammed Khatbane, Abdoul Fataoh Kabore : 1 min de présentation Salomé Lepers, Thomas Martin : 3 min de présentation Timothée Anne, Laetitia Raison-Aubry, Aya Yaacoub, Alexandre Oliveira Souza : 5 min de présentation 10h00 - 11h00 : Posters session 1 Salomé Lepers, Thomas Martin, Timothée…
Voir les détails »Next Department 4 seminar will take place on Monday, 26th February 2024 at 11:15 in room A008. Speaker: Sebastian Möller, DFKI Berlin & Quality and Usability Lab at TU Berlin Title: Recent work in Speech and Language Technology Abstract: In this overview talk, I would like to shed light on recent activities our teams have performed in speech and language technologies, and in human-machine interaction in a larger sense. We start from core technologies for extracting information from text, which…
Voir les détails »Next D1 Seminar, entitled "Compute-Based Rendering across the Board: Efficient Methods for Meshes, Point Clouds and Radiance Fields", will take place on March 15 at 10 am, in room A006. Abstract: Dr. Kerbl will present his on-going research on compute-based rendering and its use across 3D representations and applications. Modern 3D content, both synthetic and captured, contains an unprecedented amount of geometric detail. At the same time, user appreciation of 3D content demands low-latency feedback loops: processing, exploring or modifying…
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