Upcoming Seminars and Events
Unless otherwise noted, seminars are open to the public. You may also browse our past events.
Federated Learning in Heterogeneous Environments
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Presented by Jose Luis Ambite and Dimitri Stripelis, USC/ISI
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
Addressing the Data Challenge: Model Comparison with Few Samples
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Presented by Zhou Wang, University of Waterloo
Virtually via Zoom Webinar
To be announced
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Presented by Xin Wang, UC Santa Cruz
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
Rethinking Modern Programming Tools with Human-Centered Intelligence
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Presented by Tianyi Zhang (Purdue University)
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
Making sense of heterogeneous social data
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Presented by Kristina Lerman, USC/ISI
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
Safety and Robustness Verification of Neural Networks with Efficient Bound Propagations
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Presented by Huan Zhang, Carnegie Mellon University
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
To Be Announced
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Presented by Prof. Dan Goldwasser, Purdue University
Virtual Via Zoom Webinar
To be announced
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Presented by Jay Pujara, USC Information Sciences Institute
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
To be announced
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Presented by Jure Leskovec, Stanford University
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
Incidental Supervision for Natural Language Understanding
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Presented by Hangfeng He (U Penn)
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
To be Announced
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Presented by Tianmin Shu (MIT)
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
Commonsense Reasoning From the Angle of Eventualities
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Presented by Hongming Zhang (UPenn / Tencent AI Lab)
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
Language Understanding in Social Context: Theory and Practice
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Presented by Diyi Yang, Georgia Tech
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
When 5G Meets AI: Smart Surveillance Applications
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Presented by Dr. Kyungnam Kim, Vice-President at SK Telecom
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
To Be Announced
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Presented by Dr. David Isele (Research Scientist Honda Research Institute)
Virtual via Zoom Webinar
Deep generated images: data efficiency and detectability
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Presented by Ngai-Man Cheung, Singapore University of Technology and Design
Virtually via Zoom Webinar
Machine Learning meets Humanities Research: A creative case in Japanese Culture and Art.
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Presented by Yingtao Tian, Google Brain Tokyo
Virtually via Zoom Webinar