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Past Seminars

DEC
13
2016
AI Seminar
Language Use in Written Dialog: Beliefs, Gender, Social Networks, and Power
Owen Rambow, Senior Research Scientist, Center for Computational Learning Systems, Columbia University
4:00pm
NOV
15
2016
AI Seminar
Interactive Sports Analytics: Going Beyond Spreadsheets
Patrick Lucey, Director of Data Science, STATS
4:00pm
OCT
11
2016
AI Seminar
Statistical and Algorithmic Tools to Aid Recovery in Flint
Jacob Abernethy and Eric Schwartz
4:00pm
OCT
04
2016
AI Seminar
Biometric template protection and biometric privacy (first half) + Brief introduction to other ML research projects (second half)
Berrin Yanikoglu
4:00pm
SEP
27
2016
AI Seminar
Toyota AI Seminar – Amanda Stent
Amanda Stent, NLP Researcher, Bloomberg
4:00pm
JUN
28
2016
AI Seminar
Sampling Based Motion Planning with Reachable Volumes
Troy McMahon, PhD student, Parasol Lab, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Texas A&M University
12:00pm
JUN
20
2016
AI Seminar
Robots That (Provide) Care
Maja Matari, Professor, University of Southern California
11:00am
MAY
02
2016
AI Seminar
Whats in a Game? An Intelligent and Adaptive Approach to Security
Arunesh Sinha, post-doctoral researcher, University of Southern California
10:30am
APR
22
2016
Natural Language Processing Seminar
Evaluation Algorithms for Extractive Summaries
Paul Tarau, Professor, University of North Texas
11:00am
APR
04
2016
AI Seminar
The Future is on Your Wrist: Challenges and Opportunities of Wearable Technologies
Dr. Luca Foschini, Co-founder and Head of Data Science at Evidation Health
3:00pm
MAR
30
2016
Computer Vision Seminar
Visual Question Answering (VQA)
Devi Parikh, Assistant Professor, Virginia Tech, Department of ECE
4:00pm
MAR
29
2016
Natural Language Processing Seminar
Toward Learning by Reading using a New Semantics that Merges Propositional and Distributional Information
Eduard Hovy, Professor, Carnegie Mellon University
4:00pm
MAR
28
2016
AI Seminar
Combating Adversaries under Uncertainties in Real-world Security Problems: Advanced Game-theoretic Behavioral Models and Robust Algorithms
Thanh Nguyen, PhD Candidate, University of Southern California
1:00pm
MAR
22
2016
AI Seminar
Towards A Sequential Decision Model of Interaction with Computer Systems
Andrew Howes, Professor of Human-Computer Interaction, University of Birmingham
4:00pm
MAR
22
2016
AI Seminar
Toward Learning by Reading using a New Semantics that Merges Propositional and Distributional Information
Eduard Hovy, Professor, Carnegie Mellon University
8:00am
MAR
07
2016
Computer Vision Seminar
Building Vision Systems with Modern Machine Learning
Jon Shlens , Senior Research Scientist, Google
4:00pm
FEB
24
2016
Computer Vision Seminar
Understanding Behavior through First Person Vision
James Rehg, Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology
4:00pm
FEB
23
2016
AI Seminar
Following Natural Language Instructions in Unknown Environments
Matt Walter, Assistant Professor, Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago
4:00pm
JAN
12
2016
AI Seminar
Segmenting and Labeling On-Body Sensor Data Streams with CRFs and Factor Graphs
Ben Marlin, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts Amherst
4:00pm
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