M.Sc. Project Seminars

The M.Sc. project seminar series is an initiative started in 2012. The aim is to provide a venue for M.Sc. students to present and get feedback on a technical in-depth sub topic of an ongoing M.Sc. project. Seminars are organized biweekly (during odd weeks). Each session is one hour long during which the student(s) is given 30 minutes to present the sub topic and then in-depth discussions about the sub topic follow (an additional 30 minutes). Senior researchers, Ph.D. students, and M.Sc. thesis students are more than welcome to attend but the number of seats is limited.

2012

Seminar chairs: Andrew Moss, Niklas Lavesson

1. Discretization Algorithms - Suitable Performance Measures
   
   Presenter(s): Sina Tamanna
   Room: Claude Shannon
   Date: Friday, Jan 20
   Time: 4 pm - 5 pm
   
   
2. Generative vs. Discriminative Models
   
   Presenter(s): Nooshin HajiGhasemi
   Room: Claude Shannon
   Date: Friday, Feb 3
   Time: 5 pm - 6 pm
   
   
3. Agent-based Simulation of the Primary Care
   
   Presenter(s): Sarmad Rohani
   Room: Claude Shannon
   Date: Friday, Feb 17
   Time: 4 pm - 5 pm
   
   
4. Concept Drift in Surgery Prediction
   
   Presenter(s): Ayne Assegahegne and Tewelle Welemariam
   Room: Claude Shannon
   Date: Friday, Mar 2
   Time: 3 pm - 4 pm
   
   
5. An Overview on Data Compression
   
   Presenter(s): Pouya Sinaian
   Room: Claude Shannon
   Date: Friday, Mar 16
   Time: 3 pm - 4 pm
   
   
6. Optimization in Deep Learning
   
   Presenter(s): Nooshin HajiGhasemi
   Room: Claude Shannon
   Date: Friday, Apr 27
   Time: 3 pm - 4 pm
   
   
7. Analysis of Discretization
   
   Presenter(s): Sina Tamanna
   Room: Claude Shannon
   Date: Friday, May 11
   Time: 3 pm - 4 pm
   
   
8. T.B.A.