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Research teams

Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence

IIA

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The IIA team answers the question: how is it learned, executed and deployed?

Overview

Learning and computing systems applied to scientific and industrial data.

Research topics

I1 — Machine learning and deep learning

Supervised and unsupervised learning, deep neural networks, reinforcement learning, learning from limited or imbalanced data, model evaluation and robustness.

I2 — Data science and heterogeneous data

Environmental, biomedical and industrial data; remote sensing, time series, source fusion, data quality and completeness, preparation and documentation of datasets.

I3 — Computer vision and pattern recognition

Image processing and analysis, segmentation, handwritten Arabic character recognition, imaging applied to environment and health.

I4 — Scientific computing, software engineering and systems

High-performance computing and parallelisation, reproducibility and version control, databases and scientific information systems, IoT and embedded systems, digital twins, monitoring and data acquisition.
The IIA team provides the unit's shared technical foundation: computing environments, data and code repositories.

Contribution to the thematic axes

AxisTeam's work
ERNRemote sensing and environmental monitoring, environmental databases, processing pipelines, high-performance computing applied to simulation
SPEBiomedical data analysis, health information systems, decision-support tools
GIOSIIndustry 4.0, predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, digital twins, process monitoring

Skills and tools

Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, scikit-learn, SQL, Git, parallel computing, Arduino and Raspberry Pi.

Work carried out with the MSM team

Optimisation of learning architectures; uncertainty quantification of predictions; coupling of physical models and learned models.

Members

The team's membership will be shown as soon as members have been assigned to it in the researcher area.

Contact

For any question about the team, write to contact@umr-ames.mr