Mnemosyne is a team in computational neuroscience in Bordeaux, hosted in the NeuroCampus with neuroscientists and medical people. Our scientific positioning is about Mnemonic Synergy (hence Mnemosyne), the study of interactions between...

Autonomous Systems like self-driving cars and collaborative robots in Industrie 4.0 can form hybrid teams with humans and softbots. They must occasionally ask people around them for help in anomalous situations. A new generation of...

Computers can store large amounts of data that are hard to oversee and to keep track of. This talk explains some of the ways how computers can produce meaningful and purposeful text from non-linguistic data. We look at three different...

Abstract: In the past an efficient and satisfactory image search was only possible by using a combation of keywords and low-level visual image features. Recently Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) have enabled automatic understanding...

Speech is arguably the most natural and important means for human communication. In recent years, speech has become more and more feasible and important also for human-computer interaction. As many speech communications devices like...

Current developments in sensor hardware and display technologies have perhaps forever changed the way we interact with digital information, communicate with each other, or spend our leisure time. I will give an overview of my previous...

We investigate Echo State Networks (ESN), which implement a new training paradigm for recurrent neural networks. We first demonstrate their gesture classification performance considering two feature sets with very distinct complexity...

Tuesday, 21 March 2017, Auditorium, Mollerstraße 10, Hamburg

Prof. Dr. Moritz Daum, University of Zurich

Tuesday 15 November 2016, Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Thursday 17 November 2016, Department of Computer Science and Technology, Tsinghua University 

Cornelius Weber, University of Hamburg

Abstract: Topographic maps...

Monday 14 November 2016, 17:15, Konrad Zuse Hörsaal (Raum B-201), Informatikum, Vogt-Kölln-Str. 30
Simone Frintrop, University of Hamburg

Abstract: The amount of digital images in our daily live has grown exponentially during the last years...