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Colloquium Jacques Morgenstern

78 Conférences

How to build quality software: the Eiffel experience
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01:23:18

How to build quality software: the Eiffel experience

Meyer
Bertrand

With society’s growing reliance on IT systems, the ability to write high-quality software is ever more critical. While a posteriori verification techniques have their role, there is no substitute for

Self-Supervised Visual Learning and Synthesis
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01:18:00

Self-Supervised Visual Learning and Synthesis

Efros
Alexei A.

Computer vision has made impressive gains through the use of deep learning models, trained with large-scale labeled data. However, labels require expertise and curation and are expensive to collect.

Reasoning over large-scale biological systems with heterogeneous and incomplete data
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01:07:00

Reasoning over large-scale biological systems with heterogeneous and incomplete data

Siegel
Anne

Data produced by the domain of life sciences in the next decade are expected to be highly challenging. In addition to scalability issues which are shared with other applications domains, data produced

Knowledge transfer and human-machine collaboration for training object class detector
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00:47:24

Knowledge transfer and human-machine collaboration for training object class detector

Ferrari
Vittorio

Object class detection is a central area of computer vision. It requires recognizing and localizing all objects of predefined set of classes in an image. Detectors are usually trained under

Biological Networks Entropies: examples in neural, genetic and social networks
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01:04:37

Biological Networks Entropies: examples in neural, genetic and social networks

Demongeot
Jacques

The networks used in biological applications at different scales (molecular, cellular and populational) are of different types, genetic, neuronal, and social, but they share the same dynamical

A l’écoute du bruit – L’imagerie par corrélations croisées
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01:14:30

A l’écoute du bruit – L’imagerie par corrélations croisées

Garnier
Josselin

Les techniques d’imagerie classiques utilisent des ondes pour sonder un milieu inconnu et sont employées pour des applications médicales (échographie) ou géophysiques (séismologie) par exemple.

Safety Verification of Deep Neural Networks
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00:58:25

Safety Verification of Deep Neural Networks

Kwiatkowska
Marta

Deep neural networks have achieved impressive experimental results in image classification, but can surprisingly be unstable with respect to adversarial perturbations, that is, minimal changes to