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New Journal Paper in Sensors MDPI

Our latest paper: “Can I Trust This Location Estimate? Reproducibly Benchmarking the Methods of Dynamic Accuracy Estimation of Localization”. has been published in the Journal Sensors by MDPI. This work reviews the relevant literature related to the accuracy estimation of indoor positioning … Continue reading

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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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Best student paper award by Joao Ramos in ECML/PKDD 2021

It is our pleasure to announce that Joao Ramos received the best student data mining paper award in ECML/PKDD 2021 for the work he did in modelling pathological gait to eventually support treatment planning. Joao's work takes place in the … Continue reading

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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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Kanerva++ at ICLR21

The ICLR21 conference is still a few weeks away but to wet your appetite already, we are glad to let you know that Jason Ramapuram will be presenting there his new paper Kanerva++: Extending the Kanerva Machine With Differentiable, Locally Block Allocated Latent Memory. The paper is a result of a successful collaboration with Yan Wu from Deepmind.

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Jason to present DAB

A couple of months ago Jason Ramapuram interned in Apple Machine Learning Research. Among other things, he worked with Russ Webb on a  novel method allowing for the use of simple non-differentiable functions at intermediary layers of deep neural networks. … Continue reading

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Paper presentation in ACML 2019

Amina presented her recent work Learning to Augment with Feature Side-information in this year's edition of ACML, which took place in the beautiful Nagoya, in Japan. Attending this conference has been a great opportunity to follow the latest advancements of the field, … Continue reading

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Variational saccading

Ever tried to train a deep neural network over high resolution images taken by modern smartphone cameras or smart devices? The memory and inferential costs when working with inputs of such large dimensions (e.g. 4000x3000) increase rapidly and often prohibitively. Jason Ramapuram proposes a solution in his new paper "Variational Saccading: Efficient Inference for Large Resolution Images". He will present his idea at the BMVC conference in September this year but you don't have to wait, check out the preprint!

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