Talks (Oberseminar) - Intelligent Autonomous Systems

Quick Facts

Organizers:Jan Peters
Default Date:Every Thursday
Default Time:14:00 to 16:00
Zoom Registration:http://tiny.cc/7askoz
TU-CAN:20-00-0630-os Intelligente Autonome Systeme Oberseminar
Credits:N.A.

Overview

The Oberseminar Intelligent Autonomous Systems covers current research topics of the Intelligent Autonomous Systems (IAS) group at the TU Darmstadt. It will include invited talks by famous machine learning researchers from all over the world, presentations of IAS members on their current research, presentations by alumni of IAS at well-known companies and universities, final presentations of all Bachelors, Masters and Ph.D. theses which have been completed at IAS ... and probably much more.

This schedule will be updated regularly. Please check it before the meeting. If you want to get reminders, please subscribe at https://mail.ias.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/mailman/listinfo/talks to our talks mailing list. Also, you can subscribe to our Google Talks Calendar at this link!

Policy on student thesis talks: To ensure quality and to meet time constraints, we suggest BSc and MSc intermediate reports to be no longer than 10 minutes, with 10 minutes of additional question time. Final reports will be 20 minutes plus 10 minutes for questions. Details can be found on the ThesesStudents page. Other talks to be no longer than 40 minutes with an additional 5 minutes for questions. Additionally, we'll have an informal 'seminar chair' who streamlines the Q&A session.

Upcoming Talks

DateTimeEventLocation
23.09.202114:00-15:00Beren Millidge (Oxford), Invited Talk: Perspectives on Active Inference for continuous control in POMDPshttp://tiny.cc/7askoz
 15:00-15:30Mattis Kaemmerer, M.Sc. Thesis Defense: Measure-Valued Derivatives for Machine Learning 
 15:30-16:00Cedric Derstroff, M.Sc. Thesis Defense: Memory Representations for Partially Observable Reinforcement Learning 
28.09.202117:00-18:30Fabio Muratore, Ph.D. Thesis Defense: Randomizing Physics Simulations for Robot Learninghttp://tiny.cc/7askoz
30.09.202114:00-15:00Davide Tateo, Research Talk: Robot Air Hockeyhttp://tiny.cc/7askoz
 15:00-15:30Hassan Wahba, B.Sc. Thesis Defense: Deep Object-centered Heuristic for Robot Planning 
 15:30-15:50Mohammed Amin Ali, B.Sc. Thesis Defense: An Educational Framework for Robot Learning 
21.10.202115:00-15:45Andy Morgan (Yale), Invited Talk: Challenges of in-hand manipulationhttp://tiny.cc/7askoz
25.10.202118:30-21:30Stefan Loeckel, Ph.D. Thesis Defense: Machine Learning for Modeling and Analyzing of Race Car Drivershttp://tiny.cc/7askoz
4.11.202115:30-17:30Hany Abdulsamad, Ph.D. Thesis Defense: Machine Learning of Hybrid Dynamics and Controlhttp://tiny.cc/7askoz
11.11.202114:00-15:00Carlo D'Eramo, Research Talk: Projected Bellman operator for sample-efficient model-free RLhttp://tiny.cc/7askoz
 15:00-15:30Nick Heppert, M.Sc. Thesis Defense: Articulated Object Tracking for Robot Manipulation 
18.11.202114:00-15:00Joni Pajarinen, Research Talk: Reinforcement Learning under Partial Observabilityhttp://tiny.cc/7askoz
 15:00-15:15Chen Xue, M.Sc. Intermediate Presentation: Task Classification and Local Manipulation Controllers 
 15:15-15:30Lei Xu, M.Sc. Intermediate Presentation: Integrated AI planning for general-purpose robot manipulation 
19.11.202115:00-17:00Michael Lutter, Ph.D. Thesis Defense: Inductive Biases for Machine Learning in Robotics and Controlhttp://tiny.cc/7askoz
16.12.202114:00-15:00Oleg Arenz, Research Talk: Hierarchical Learning: What is Missing?http://tiny.cc/7askoz
13.01.202214:00-14:30Lei Xu, M.Sc. Thesis Defense: Integrated AI planning for general-purpose robot manipulationhttp://tiny.cc/7askoz

See the talks you missed since May 15, 2020 or even talks prior to May 2020 for the many interesting talks of locals and visitors at IAS in the last couple of years.

  

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