Colloquium by Michael W. Mahoney, University of California at Berkeley, US & International Computer Science Institute

Abstract: Delivering on the promise of machine learning leading to transformational changes in science will require...

Abstract Technologies enabled by artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly deployed by organizations to substitute human workforce. However, AI is easily reaching its limits when facing complex tasks. To compensate for the...

Abstract The interdisciplinarity between natural language processing and textual psychological diagnostics could foster replicability, evaluation objectivity, and shed light onto psychological decision-making. The...

Workshop: Thought in humans and machines - Multidisciplinary Perspectives

The workshop, organized by the House of Computing and Data Science Hamburg, brings together scholars from different disciplines, such as philosophy, computer...

Colloquium by Patrick von Platen, PhD, Univ. of Cambridge and Hugging Face

With the release of Dall-E 2, Google’s Imagen and Stable Diffusion, diffusion models have taken the world by storm. Most of you will have have already tried...

Colloquium by Prof. Dr. Stefan Haufe, Technische Universität Berlin

Abstract: In this lecture, we will present (to some degree) novel techniques for robustly estimating linear and non-linear (such as phase-amplitude coupling, PAC)...

Abstract Some aspects of a text’s meaning can be represented by formal structures, such as graphs that describe the objects referenced in a sentence and their respective roles. Semantic parsers are software systems that automatically...

Abstract A central question in automatic speech processing is how and what representations to use, to facilitate further processing and to apply machine learning methods to automate speech processing tasks. A focus in this thesis is...

Key Skill Workshop "Stress Management"

This workshop will take place in English from 8:30-13 h (Hamburg/Berlin time) on October 27th 2022 via Zoom. This workshop is in cooperation with the PhD students of the euSNN network, the SFB...

The schedule for the CML Webinar lectures 2022/2023 has been announced. The webinar series includes one talk each by all Principal Investigators of the CML project, describing the goals of their research project and highlighting recent...