Das MIDS Oberseminar findet immer mittwochs um 10:30 Uhr im Raum Georgianum-101 statt.
Folgende Termine sind geplant:
- October 16: Anders Hansen (University of Cambridge)
via zoom
"On the consistent reasoning paradox of intelligence and optimal trust in AI: The power of `I don't know'" - October 23: Andrei Caragea
"Partial results towards extending Chebotarev's theorem on Fourier submatrices" - October 30: Raphael Schulz
"Derivation and investigations of effective dispersion models for electroosmotic flow with rigid and free boundaries in a thin strip" - November 13: Thomas Jahn
"Besov regularity of random wavelet series" - November 20: Hannes Matt
"Linear regression with overparameterized linear neural networks: Tight upper and lower bounds for implicit $\ell^1$-regularization" - November 27: Felix Voigtlaender
"Sampling numbers of the Fourier side Barron spaces" - December 18: Ojesh Koul
"Balanced asymptotic models for the earth's troposphere" - January 08: Hao Liang
"The nonconforming locking-free virtual element method for the poroelasticity model" - January 15: Maximilian Rötzer
"Combining microbial modeling and soil structure dynamics for an improved" - January 22: Tatsiana Bardachova
"Towards the assimilation of dual-polarization radar data" - January 29: Simon Mader
"A supervised machine learning framework to predict the request fit for dynamic dial-a-ride problems"
Data Science Studentes Veronika Rybak, Ruslan Tsibirov, Denis Hoti, and Ali Guliyev will present their prize winning work done during the VGI Challenge “How does the VGI-Flexi move Rural Areas”. - February: 05: Tizian Wenzel (LMU)
"Deep and greedy kernel methods: Algorithms, Analysis and Applications"
Die Referenten und die Themen der Vorträge werden immer rechtzeitig auf dieser Seite veröffentlicht. Bei Fragen wenden Sie sich bitte an die Organisatoren des Seminars.