MediMetrics is a new open source tool created by researchers from SimulaMet to help researchers calculate various metrics commonly used to evaluate machine learning models.
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In the autumn of 2021 we are going to run our first course on neural data analysis. This course aims to teach master and PhD students in neuroscience all the necessary computing skills to handle data from behaviors, electrophysiology and imaging.
Pedro Lancastre is the first Ph.D. in intelligent health at OsloMet, and he will be joining the Nordic Center for Sustainable and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (NordSTAR).
AI Innovation Webinar
The British Embassy in Oslo, UK’s Department for International Trade together with UK’s Science & Innovation Network would like to invite Nordic based companies, researchers and investors to a two-part webinar on AI businesses and research.
The first CEDAS Conference will take place on 1-2 June 2021!
Does your work involve data science? Are you curious about research in data science in Bergen? The CEDAS conference 2021 will be a 2-day event featuring talks and discussion by leading international scientists and local experts on the interaction between data science, statistics, machine learning, and AI, as well as their applications in science and society. The conference will also provide a friendly hybrid poster session to present your own work, and an opportunity to connect (meeting physically if regulations allow) with like-minded data scientists from around Bergen.
European Researchers organise the “European Vision for AI” event for the General Public about the Present and Future of Artificial Intelligence in Europe.
OsloMet innleder samarbeid med University of Hradec Králové i Tsjekkia om kommersialisering av teknologisk forskning.
The biannual NOBIM conference provides a meeting place for researchers, students, and industry within image processing, pattern recognition, and machine learning to expose relevant research and development. It is a creative meeting between those who develop methods and seek solutions to specific machine learning and image processing problems. The NOBIM conference makes it possible to get in touch with a broader research environment in Norway.
Roboter som plukker de fineste bærene, og sensorer som finner de beste og sunneste råvarene. Ny teknologi skal gi oss bedre mat billigere.
The progress we have seen in artificial intelligence (AI) over the last decade has been impressive, but it is not sustainable, neither in an environmental, social or economical sense. It is still possible to adjust the path, because recent research towards more human inspired AI indicates that AI can become both more sustainable as well as more efficient. However, more human-like AI also brings ethical challenges that society must address, today.
This is the first quadruped robot that is able to automatically adapt its morphology to different conditions in unstructured outdoor environments.
We are proud to announce that the paper “Reconsidering Representation Alignment for Multi-view Clustering” by Daniel J. Trosten, Sigurd Løkse, Robert Jenssen and Michael Kampffmeyer, from the UiT Machine Learning Group / SFI Visual Intelligence was accepted in CVPR 2021.
There are many female role models in the the field of Artificial Intelligence in Norway. And there is no better day then the International Women’s Day to promote their inspiring work and achievements.
AI-Mind is a 5-year project funded by Horizon 2020, with the goal of facilitating a paradigm shift in clinical practice, is starting on March 1, 2021. AI-Mind will create intelligent digital tools for screening of brain connectivity and dementia risk estimation in people affected by mild cognitive impairment.
Are you aware of the fact that there has been a scientific breakthrough that amazes researchers worldwide, and which Andrei Lupas in a Nature news article says "will change everything"?
The aim of this project is to improve interviews with maltreated children through a training program using realistic and interactive child avatars.
See the award winning presentation about medical imaging data, given at the Computer Graphics International Conference 2020 by Bergen-based researchers.
Forskere ved UiS har sammen med SUS, Lærdal og BitYoga mottatt 12 millioner kroner til sitt prosjekt NewbornTime. Målet er å lage nøyaktige tidslinjer fra fødsel til gjenoppliving.
Et banebrytende 3-årig prosjekt som NORCE, Opscom Systems og AVINOR samarbeider om, integrerer inspeksjoner med droner og automatiske sensorsystemer, i den daglige driften av flyplasser.
The new Center for research-based innovation, Visual Intelligence, was officially opened today. The center researches artificial intelligence in close collaboration with business and health trusts, and will develop future solutions with a budget of NOK 300 million.
Maskinlæringsgruppa ved UiT har fått 12 millioner kroner fra Norges forskningsråd til et prosjekt på banebrytende grunnforskning innen maskinlæring. Prosjektet har spesielt fokus på analyser av medisinske bilder.
Dear All,
2020 has been a special year for all of us. It's been a year like no other, a year for the history books. We are proud of our achievements in the past year, much thanks to great teamwork and contributions from you all.
Do you want to contribute to strengthening Norwegian research, education and innovation within artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics? Then look no further!
