Grâce à l'aide de Jovanny Parvedy et Clémentine, nous avons pu réaliser cette vidéo de présentation des trois plateformes expérimentales du DEC (le mot de passe est DECisCOOL).
Organised by Tarryn Balsdon, LSP DEC, ENS-PSL University
Constance Destais & Maël Lebreton, Paris School of Economics
SPEAKERS
Abstract coming soon.
Abstract:
Spiking neural networks (SNNs) are appealing for AI because they are particularly energy-efficient when implemented on event-driven neuromorphic chips. Interest in them has surged recently due to a major breakthrough, known as surrogate gradient learning (SGL), which enables training SNNs via backpropagation, thereby solving real-world problems.
Abstract coming soon.
The Cognitive Science Colloquium series is the most attended event of our department, hosting monthly talks by world-renowned experts in various fields of cognitive science, including neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, philosophy and anthropology.
Abstract coming soon.
The Cognitive Science Colloquium series is the most attended event of our department, hosting monthly talks by world-renowned experts in various fields of cognitive science, including neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, philosophy and anthropology.
Abstract coming soon.
The Cognitive Science Colloquium series is the most attended event of our department, hosting monthly talks by world-renowned experts in various fields of cognitive science, including neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, philosophy and anthropology.
Recent technological advances and related societal issues have led to a surge of both attention towards and misconceptions around the concept of “face recognition”. The arguably most important facet of face recognition — identity processing — is neither a solved, nor easy problem. On the contrary, it is a typically underestimated, highly complex skill that our brains have developed to efficiently master.
Abstract coming soon.
The Cognitive Science Colloquium series is the most attended event of our department, hosting monthly talks by world-renowned experts in various fields of cognitive science, including neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, philosophy and anthropology.
Abstract coming soon.
The Cognitive Science Colloquium series is the most attended event of our department, hosting monthly talks by world-renowned experts in various fields of cognitive science, including neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, philosophy and anthropology.
