Abstract A broad application of robots in both industry and everyday life needs an agile and stable control strategy when faced with variable circumstance. Among all the everyday tasks, object pushing and grasping are two basic...

Colloquium by Dr. Katja Mayer, Universität Wien

Abstract:

In times when machines increasingly take over decisions, it is worth looking very closely at where the elementary methods are developed, which are then encapsulated in such...

Abstract Recently, end-to-end architectures have been influential for modeling of automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems, which aim to directly map acoustic inputs to character or word sequence and to simplify the training procedure....

Colloquium by Fabians Theis, Helmholtz Center Munich

Thursday, 9 December 2021 16:00, Zoom Meeting

Abstract: Modeling cellular state as well as dynamics e.g. during differentiation or in response to perturbations is a central goal of...

Abstract Machine Translation (MT) is a current topic in the Computational Linguistics (CL) community. Training an MT model on a domain and using it on another domain does not yield the expected performance due to the syntactic and...

Colloquium by Stefano Panzeri (ZMNH, Department of Excellence for Neural Information Processing, UKE)

Thursday, 25 November 2021 16:00, Zoom Meeting

Abstract: Aggregate measures of neural activity, such as the Electroencephalograms...

Abstract Telepresence refers to a set of technologies, which enables humans to visit a remote environment (RE) and interact with people there without physical travel. Ideally, users would feel a sense of presence in the RE during the...

Colloquium by Prof. Dr. Björn Schuller

Abstract: Computer Audition (CA) is all about making machines listen – and understanding what they “hear”. The last decade or less has seen the field mature with “boost on”. This comes, as like...

Ring Lecture: Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience

Abstract: The lecture, organized by Prof. Brigitte Röder, gives an overview of essential topics in the Cognitive Neurosciences. All CML students in Psychology, Medicine, and...