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This theme focuses on modeling and simulation approaches, particularly multi-agent, for complex human, social and economic systems.
This theme covers a wide range of topics linked to the analysis and processing of signals and time series, with applications in medicine, biology and industry.
Title: Unsupervised Learning from Textual Data with Neural Text Representations
Supervision: Mohamed Nadif
Defended on 18/04/2023
Title: Contributions to Scalable Clustering of Networks and Graphs
Supervision: Mohamed Nadif, Lazhar Labiod
Defended on 02/02/2024
Title: Leveraging domain adaptation methods for federated learning applied to 2D mammography image classification
Supervision : M. Mougeot, A. Désolneux
Defended 06/12/24 room 1Z14
Title: Pattern detection and shape analysis for physiological time serie
Supervision: L. Oudre, C. Truong
Defended 06/12/24 Room 1Z18
Title: Video restoration: from patch-based methods to self-supervised learning
Defended on 28/11/24 Room 1Z18
Title: Topological data analysis for time series
Supervision: L. Oudre, B. Tervil
Defended 26/11/2024 room 1B26
Title: Feeding CNNs with prior knowledge
Supervision: G. Facciolo, E. Meinhardt, A. Davy
Defended on Oct. 24, 2024, room 1Z56
Title: Towards reliable machine learning under domain shift and costly labeling, with applications to engineering design.
Supervision: M. Mougeot, N. Vayatis, F. Deheeger
Defended on Oct. 9th 2024, Room 1B26