Program for WISCI 2025
Final, updated 19-03-2025Morning Session
09:00 Arrival and Welcome 09:25 Opening 09:30 Alexander Engelsberger, University of Applied Sciences Mittweida, Germany Quantum Quantization: Quantum Computing for Nearest Prototype Classification 10:00 Thomas Villmann, University of Applied Sciences Mittweida, Germany Considerations about Robustness Evaluation and Stability of GMLVQ 10:30 Coffee break 11:00 Rafael Martínez García Peña, University Medical Centre Groningen, The Netherlands Automatic Medical Video Analysis using AI 11:30 Changmin Tian, University of Groningen, The Netherlands AI-Based Prediction of Spectral Components from HAADF Grayscale TEM Data 12:00 Lunch breakAfternoon Session
13:30 Marco Loog, Radboud University, The Netherlands Should We Report on the Error Rate Differently? 14:00 Peter van der Wal, University of Groningen, The Netherlands Inhibition is What You Also Need: Refining the Attention Mechanism 14:30 Coffee break 15:00 Ioannis Giotis, Univé, The Netherlands Algorithms and Models Reshaping the Legal Profession: Challenges and Lessons Learned 15:30 Emilio Oldenziel, Eraneos, The Netherlands Intelligent Train Operations 16:00 Open Discussion Anyone present is invited to take the floor. Brief presentations/pitches of project ideas, open problems, negative results, etc. or discussions of trends in machine learning, blended vs. single malt, ChatGPT / DeepThink / Manus, etc. 16:55 Closing
Program for WISCI 2025
Final, updated 19-03-2025Morning Session
09:00 Arrival and Welcome 09:25 Opening 09:30 Alexander Engelsberger, University of Applied Sciences Mittweida, Germany Quantum Quantization: Quantum Computing for Nearest Prototype Classification 10:00 Thomas Villmann, University of Applied Sciences Mittweida, Germany Considerations about Robustness Evaluation and Stability of GMLVQ 10:30 Coffee break 11:00 Rafael Martínez García Peña, University Medical Centre Groningen, The Netherlands Automatic Medical Video Analysis using AI 11:30 Changmin Tian, University of Groningen, The Netherlands AI-Based Prediction of Spectral Components from HAADF Grayscale TEM Data 12:00 Lunch breakAfternoon Session
13:30 Marco Loog, Radboud University, The Netherlands Should We Report on the Error Rate Differently? 14:00 Peter van der Wal, University of Groningen, The Netherlands Inhibition is What You Also Need: Refining the Attention Mechanism 14:30 Coffee break 15:00 Ioannis Giotis, Univé, The Netherlands Algorithms and Models Reshaping the Legal Profession: Challenges and Lessons Learned 15:30 Emilio Oldenziel, Eraneos, The Netherlands Intelligent Train Operations 16:00 Open Discussion Anyone present is invited to take the floor. Brief presentations/pitches of project ideas, open problems, negative results, etc. or discussions of trends in machine learning, blended vs. single malt, ChatGPT / DeepThink / Manus, etc. 16:55 Closing
