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Tag Archives: generative modeling
LiBertaS: New research project funded by the Halser Foundation
We are very pleased to announce that the Hasler Foundation has approved the project proposal of Dr. Grigorios Anagnostopoulos, and will fund the project "LiBertaS". LiBertaS aims to liberate the access of Location Based Services (LBS) to the highly accurate … Continue reading
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Tagged generative modeling, Greg, Grigorios G. Anagostopoulos, IoT, IoT positioning, localization, LoRaWAN, LoRaWAN positioning, outdoor localization, Outdoor positioning, positioning, postdoc, project, research project
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LiBertaS: Enhancing Location Based Services by tackling the market barrier of costly data collection requirements of fingerprinting positioning systems
LiBertaS aims to liberate the access of Location Based Services (LBS) to the highly accurate fingerprinting methods in business practice, by greatly downscaling the data volume needed for their operation. Location Based Services (LBS) have recently undergone a tremendous increase … Continue reading
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Tagged generative modeling, Greg, Grigorios G. Anagostopoulos, IoT, IoT positioning, localization, LoRaWAN, LoRaWAN positioning, outdoor localization, Outdoor positioning, positioning, postdoc, project, research project
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PhD Thesis defense of Lionel Blondé
Lionel Blondé will defend on Tuesday the 21st of December 2021 at 15:00 his PhD thesis entitled: "Counterfactual Interactive Learning: Designing Proactive Artificial Agents that Learn from the Mistakes of other Decision Makers" Due to the health measures currently in … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandros Kalousis, deep leaning, generative modeling, Lionel, Lionel Blonde, phd, PhD Thesis, presentation, VAE
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Two Papers Presented in IPIN 2021
Attending a conference in a presential mode, after two years of online events, can be quite a thrill!At the end of November 2021, Greg the pleasure to attend the 11th Indoor Positioning and Indoor Navigation (IPIN 2021) International Conference , … Continue reading
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Tagged eratosthenes, generative modeling, Greg, Grigorios G. Anagostopoulos, IPIN, IPIN conference, localization, outdoor localization, paper, papers, positioning, reproducibility
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PhD Thesis defense of Jason Ramapuram
Jason Ramapuram will defend on Wednesday the 15th of September 2021 at 13:00 his PhD thesis entitled: "Finding signals in the void: Improving deep latent variable generative models via supervisory signals present within data." co-directed by Prof. Stephane Marchand-Maillet and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandros Kalousis, deep leaning, generative modeling, Jason, Jason Ramapuram, Kanerva++, phd, PhD Thesis, presentation, VAE, Variational saccading
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Special session in IPIN2021
We are happy to announce that Greg is organising the Special Session "Data Compression, Data Augmentation and Generative Modeling in Indoor Positioning" in the upcoming Indoor Positioning and Indoor Navigation Conference (IPIN2021).
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Tagged generative modeling, Greg, Grigorios G. Anagostopoulos, IPIN, IPIN conference, localization, paper, papers, positioning
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PhD Thesis defense of Amina Mollaysa
Amina Mollaysa will defend her PhD Thesis entitled "Structural and Functional Regularization of Deep Learning Models" on Friday 26/02/2021, at 15h00 CET. If you are interested in attending the PhD defence of Amina Mollaysa, please send an email with the title "Thesis defense Mollaysa - Zoom" to alexandros.kalousis@hesge.ch to receive the Zoom link.
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Tagged Amina, Amina Mollaysa, deep leaning, generative modeling, phd, phd in machine learning, Thesis, VAE
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PhD student position, University of Geneva (Computer Science) and University of Applied Sciences (Closed position)
We have an opening for a PhD position. The research target is the development of deep generative models that can incorporate strong domain knowledge within the learning process. Such domain knowledge, typically available in scientific fields, can be encoded in … Continue reading
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Eratosthenes: Deep generative modeling for indoor and outdoor positioning with fingerprinting methods
Eratosthenes is a research project funded under the Spark funding scheme of the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). The aim of the Spark is to fund postdoctoral researchers to implement "projects that show unconventional thinking and introduce a unique approach". The relevant criteria for the award … Continue reading
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Tagged generative modeling, Greg, Grigorios G. Anagostopoulos, IoT, IoT positioning, localization, LoRaWAN positioning, outdoor localization, Outdoor positioning, positioning, postdoc, project, research project, snsf, VAE
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Lifelong Generative Modeling
The case for lifelong learning Lifelong learning (also known as continual learning) is the problem of learning multiple consecutive tasks in a sequential manner where knowledge gained from previous tasks is retained and used for future learning [1]. Living in … Continue reading
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