Artificial Intelligence Seminars
Events for 2011
JAN
11
2011
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: The Optimal Reward Problem
Satinder Singh Baveja, Professor, University of Michigan, CSE
JAN
18
2011
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: Efficient Implementation of and Inference in Probabilistic Programming Languages
David Wingate, PhD., M.I.T
JAN
25
2011
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: Classifying the Political Leaning of News Articles and Users From User Votes
Daniel Zhou, University of Michigan, SI
FEB
01
2011
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: Sharks attack humans, but most sharks dont attack humans: Learning to express generalizations in language
Susan Gelman, Professor, University of Michigan, Psychology
FEB
22
2011
AI Seminar
Toyota AI seminar: Temporal Pattern Recognition in the ICU
Mohammed Saeed, MD, PhD, University of Michigan, Cardiovascular Center and Health System
MAR
15
2011
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: Sharks attack humans, but most sharks don't attack humans: Learning to express generalizations in language
Susan Gelman, Professor, University of Michigan, Psychology
APR
05
2011
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar: Generating and Exploiting 3D Laser Data for Mobile Robotics
Paul Newman, Professor, Oxford University
SEP
13
2011
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar Orientation
SEP
27
2011
AI Seminar
Selective Communication to Reduce Uncertainty in Multiagent Coordination
Edmund Durfee, Professor, University of Michigan
OCT
04
2011
AI Seminar
Semantic Mapping with Mobile Robots
Andrzej Pronobis, Post-Doctoral Researcher, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
OCT
11
2011
AI Seminar
Price Predicting Trading Strategies for Simultaneous One-Shot Auctions
Michael P. Wellman, Professor, University of Michigan
OCT
25
2011
AI Seminar
Spectral Approaches to Learning Dynamical Systems
Byron Boots, Ph.D Candidate, School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University
NOV
01
2011
AI Seminar
Efficient Learning of Sparse Distributed Feature Representations
Honglak Lee, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan