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Institut für Neuro- und Bioinformatik

Direktor: Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Thomas Martinetz

Benutzerspezifische Werkzeuge

Seminar Machine Learning

erstellt von Thomas Käster zuletzt verändert: 18.01.2011 18:20

Machine Learning Seminar WS 2010/2011

Machine Learning seminar - WS 2010/2011


Content:

In this seminar, we will present and discuss selected topics related to machine learning. Machine learning is aimed at devising algorithms that can learn from examples to tackle certain tasks. Generally, machine learning techniques can be associated with one of the following two categories – supervised and unsupervised learning.

Tutors:

Dr. Thomas Käster, Laura Pomarjanschi, Prof. Thomas Martinetz
 

Time:

12.15-13.45 (cf. seminar schedule section)

Place:

Seminar room of INB

Schedule:

Preliminary discussion, Thursday 21.10.2010, 12.00-13.00, Seminar room at INB

Seminar Schedule:

Student Topic Date Advisor
Florian Hartmann
Nearest-Neighbor Based Image Classification
03.02.2010
 laura
Tobias Meyer
High-Dimensional Data Analysis: The Curses and Blessings
of Dimensionality
27.01.2010  tkaester
Marc Hallmann
Mixtures of Gaussians and the EM Algorithm
10.02.2010  laura
Michael Brehler
PCA and ICA
03.02.2010  tkaester
Georg Zeplin
Sparse Coding
10.02.2010  laura

Certificate:

Obtaining a seminar certificate requires to give a presentation and write a term paper. The paper should be limited by 10 pages and the ACM style should be used. The corresponding templates are available for LaTex and MS Word. Please submit the paper in PDF until 15.02.2010.

Remarks:

We expect every presenter to show their slides to us at least one week before the actual presentation date (personally, not only by email!!!). If questions arise during your preparation, do not hesitate to make an appointment with us. However, please prepare yourself sufficiently, so that we can resolve all questions in one or two sessions.

Topics

Please download the following PDF file: SemMachineLearningPDF

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