Past Events
2017-2018
May
02
Peter Doerschuk, Cornell University
Computational characterization of heterogeneity of particles visualized by single-particle cryo electron microscopy
Fine Hall 224 /
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Apr
25
Jeffrey Donatelli, University of California, Berkeley
Reconstructing 3D Molecular Structure from the Angular Correlations of Scattered X-rays
Fine Hall 224 /
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Apr
18
Michael Bronstein, Università della Svizzera italiana (Switzerland), Tel Aviv University (Israel)
Partial functional maps: dense intrinsic correspondence between deformable 3D objects with missing parts and occlusions
Fine Hall 224 /
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Apr
11
Ayelet Heimowitz, Princeton University
Template-free particle picking for single-particle cryo-electron microscopy
Fine Hall 224 /
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Mar
14
Mahdi Soltanolkotabi, University of Southern California (USC)
Learning via Nonconvex Optimization: ReLUs, neural nets and submodular maximization
Fine Hall 224 /
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Dec
06
Ti-Yen Lan, Cornell University
Reconstructing 3D protein crystal intensity from unoriented sparse diffraction patterns
Fine Hall 224 /
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Nov
29
Gal Mishne, Yale University
Data-driven analysis of neuronal activity
Fine Hall 224 /
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Nov
15
Joe Kileel, Princeton University
IDeAS Seminar: Computational Algebraic Geometry and Applications to Computer Vision
Fine Hall 224 /
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Nov
08
Nadav Dym, Weizmann Institute
Provably good convex methods for mapping problems
Fine Hall 224 /
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Oct
25
Nicolas Garcia Trillos, Brown University
TBA - Nicolas Garcia Trillos
Fine Hall 224 /
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Oct
18
Barak Sober, Tel Aviv University
Iron Age Hebrew Epigraphy in the Silicon Age - An Algorithmic Approach To Study Paleo-Hebrew Inscriptions
Fine Hall 224 /
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Sep
19
Shai Dekel, Tel Aviv University
Towards de-mystification of deep learning: function space analysis of the representation layers
Fine Hall 224 /
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