Project: Research Programme Artificial Intelligence - 2021
2021-01-01 – 2021-12-31
- Abstract
We are not always aware of it, but artificial intelligence (AI) is gradually penetrating all areas of our lives and our economy. How should we deal with it? Five Flemish universities and five Flemish research institutes - KU Leuven, Universiteit Antwerpen, Universiteit Gent, Universiteit Hasselt, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Flanders Make, Sirris, VIB, VITO and imec - form a consortium for strategic basic research in AI. The Flemish AI Research Programme is funded by the Department of Economy, Science and Innovation. It is part of a broader policy agenda that also stimulates the use of AI by businesses and organisations, and that focuses on awareness, training and ethical framing.
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Lifting associative operations on subposets of a complete lattice
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Nullnorms on bounded lattices constructed by means of closure and interior operators
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Efficient local image descriptors learned with autoencoders
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Fully group convolutional neural networks for robust spectral-spatial feature learning
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Spectral feature fusion networks with dual attention for hyperspectral image classification
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Recent advances in trajectory inference from single-cell omics data
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Explanations for network embedding-based link predictions
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RML2SHACL : RDF generation is shaping up
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Batch versus sequential active learning for recommender systems
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LatentSLAM : unsupervised multi-sensor representation learning for localization and mapping