Helsinki ICT Research Events

This event feed aggregates content from the Research Events feeds from the Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT, Aalto University Department of Computer Science, and the University of Helsinki Department of Computer Science.

  • 18.05.2015 13:15–14:00
    HIIT seminar
    Lecture hall T2,Computer Science building, Konemiehentie 2, 02150, Espoo

    Abstract:

    Discrimination-aware data mining/ machine learning is an emerging discipline at an intersection of computer science, law and social sciences. Law defines no-discrimination constraints, machine learning incorporates those constraints into algorithms for learning models from data. The goal is to prevent discrimination when decisions in real life are made...

  • When: 18.5.2015 at 13:15 Where: T2 CS Building

    Speaker: Indrė Žliobaitė,

    Title:

    "Can machines discriminate? And how to prevent that”.

    Abstract:
    Discrimination-aware data mining/ machine learning is an emerging discipline at an intersection of computer science, law and social sciences. Law defines no-discrimination constraints, machine learning incorporates those constraints into algorithms for learning models from data. The goal is to...

  • Aalto Festival showcases the talents of Aalto University students, graduates and faculty in Helsinki and Espoo.

    With spring comes Aalto Festival!

    Aalto Festival is a collection of over 30 events, exhibitions, and seminars, showcasing the talents of Aalto University students, graduates and faculty. The festival takes place in Espoo and Helsinki 18–31 May 2015.

    See the full festival programme at Aalto Festival's website...

  • Gameful Approaches for Computer Science Education: From Gamification to Alternate Reality Games

    Lasse Hakulinen, M.Sc. (Tech.), will defend the dissertation “Gameful Approaches for Computer Science Education: From Gamification to Alternate Reality Games” on 15 May 2015 at 12 noon in lecture hall TU1, Otaniementie 17, Espoo. The dissertation aims to enrich computer science education by studying two gameful teaching interventions: achievement badges and alternate...

  • When: 13.5.2015 at 14:15 Where: TUAS building, AScI premises 3rd floor, lounge, 3161 (street side), use the lift in TUAS lounge

    Speaker: Prof. Richard Ryan (University of Rochester)

    Title: Self-determination theory and the facilitation of development,
    motivation, performance and wellness

    More info: ...

  • Learning with Cross-Kernel Matrices and Ideal PCA

    Dr. Franz Kiraly, University College London, UK

    Abstract:

    We describe how cross-kernel matrices - that is, kernel matrices between the data and a custom chosen set of `inducing points' - can be used for general non-linear learning tasks.

    The main potential of cross-kernel matrices is that: (a) they provide Nystrom-type speed-ups for kernel learning without relying on subsampling, thus avoiding potential problems with sampling...

  • When: 11.5.2015 at 13:15-14:00 Where: Lecture hall T2, CS Building, Speaker: Dr. Franz Kiraly, University College London, UK

    Abstract:

    We describe how cross-kernel matrices - that is, kernel matrices
    between the data and a custom chosen set of `inducing points' - can be
    used for general non-linear learning tasks.

    The main potential of cross-kernel matrices is that: (a) they provide
    Nystrom-type speed-ups for kernel...

  • When: 11.05.2015 at 11.00 Where: T5 at CS Building

    Abstract:
    We provide the scientific foundations for athletic performance
    prediction on an individual level, exposing the phenomenology of
    individual athletic performance in the form of a low-rank model
    dominated by an individual power law. We present, evaluate, and compare
    a selection of methods for prediction of individual running performance,
    including our own, local matrix...

  • When: 7.5.2015 at 16:15 Where: B119/Kumpula

    Abstract:
    Tile assembly is a model of self-assembly of matter derived from Wang tilings. It has been implemented using DNA and gave rise to impressive experimental realizations, such as DNA Origami.

    Tile assembly is computationally powerful: simulating Turing machines
    is actually quite easy, but it requires a mecanism called
    /cooperation/, by which tiles can sometimes assemble only if they...

  • 29.04.2015 11:00–12:00
    Event
    R037/TU2 2005, TUAS

    Oskar Juhlin is Professor at Stockholm University at the Departement of Computing and Systems Sciences. He is the founder of the industry-research network "Digitizing Fashion" (@digifash) . He is also a founder and former Director of Mobile Life VinnExcellence Center. He was Director of the Mobility Studio at the Interactive Institute, Stockholm, Sweden in between 2000 and 2011. He has an interdisciplinary background...

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