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Adaptive and explainable Video Anomaly Detection
Video Anomaly Detection (VAD) aims to automatically identify unusual events in video that deviate from normal patterns. Existing methods often rely on One-Class or Weakly Supervised learning: the former uses only normal data for training, while the latter leverages video-level labels. Recent advances in Vision-Language Models (VLMs) and Large Language Models (LLMs) have improved both...
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Development and validation of surface haptics machine learning algorithms for touch and dexterity assessment in neurodevelopmental disorders
The aim of this PhD thesis is to develop new clinical assessment methods using surface haptics technologies, developed at CEA List, and machine learning algorithms for testing and monitoring tactile-motor integration. In particular, the thesis will investigate and validate the development of a multimodal analytics pipeline that converts surface haptics signals and dexterity exercises inputs...
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Advancing Health Data Exploitation through Secure Collaborative Learning
Recently, deep learning has been successfully applied in numerous domains and is increasingly being integrated into healthcare and clinical research. The ability to combine diverse data sources such as genomics and imaging enhances medical decision-making. Access to large and heterogeneous datasets is essential for improving model quality and predictive accuracy. Federated learning is currently developed...
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CORTEX: Container Orchestration for Real-Time, Embedded/edge, miXed-critical applications
This PhD proposal will develop a container orchestration scheme for real-time applications, deployed on a continuum of heterogeneous computing resources in the embedded-edge-cloud space, with a specific focus on applications that require real-time guarantees. Applications, from autonomous vehicles, environment monitoring, or industrial automation, applications traditionally require high predictability with real-time guarantees, but they increasingly ask...