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Section: Partnerships and Cooperations
International Research Visitors
Ronald Ortner, from University of Leoben, Austria.
Period: spent his sabbatical Jan-Oct 2012 with us. Some papers as a result of this collaboration are [43] , [44] ; some more are under submission.
Gusztav Morvai, senior research at Budapest University of Technology and Economics.
Tor Lattimore, Ph.D. student at Australian National University.
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He worked with Mohammad Ghavamzadeh on risk bounds in cost-sensitive multiclass classification. The outcome of this collaboration has been a conference paper in preparation [61] so far.
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Period: September 2012 (one week)
Prof. Pineau visited SequeL for one week as a part of her sabbatical. During her stay, in addition to have discussions with SequeL team members and giving two talks on her research, she wrote a proposal with Mohammad Ghavamzadeh and Rémi Munos to start an associate team between SequeL and McGill university.
Pr. Giovanni Cascante, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
He worked with Philippe Vanheeghe and Emmanuel Duflos on parameters estimation in acoustic probing in civil engineering. The outcome of this collaboration has been a project master (from November 2012) and a proposition of research project under evaluation the University of Waterloo so far.
Internships
Louis Dacquet, student at Ecole Centrale Lille.
He worked with Pierre Chainais on blind image deconvolution.
Alexandre Kazmierowski, student at Ecole Telecom ParisTech.
He worked with Pierre Chainais and Antoine Gloria (SIMPAF project) on textured models for heterogeneous media and homogeneization theory in PDEs.
Phuong Nguyen, Ph.D. student at Australian National University.
Period: 15 February - 30 April 2012
He worked with Daniil Ryabko on state representation for reinforcement learning. As a result, one paper is submitted and one is being prepared.
Florian Gas, Student at the Ecole Centrale de Lille, France.
He worked with Emmanuel Duflos on foundations of Sequential Monte Carlo Methods in high dimension