Michael Reichel (ari)
Starting with principle questions and with an introduction to the object of investigation, methodological approaches are presented in the following and in particular adaptive biosignal processing is introduced. Central components are always the methods of computational intelligence (CI) to automatically detect, predict and quantify microsleep and fatigue crises. Various CI methods and their results will be discussed. The talk concludes with insights into automatic relevance learning, validation issues, and an outlook.
Speaker:
Prof. Martin Golz
Department of Computer Science
University of Applied Sciences Schmalkalden
The access data for the online meeting will be sent to you via mail shortly before the event.
About the AI Developer Roundtable
The "KI-Entwicklerstammtisch" is a regional event format for developers of AI solutions. At monthly intervals, developers from different institutions will present a concrete AI solution or an AI development project from the perspectives of algorithm and model developers as well as software and hardware developers.
The focus is on getting to know each other, networking with each other and, above all, the exchange of knowledge and experience.
In addition to the aforementioned target group, the "KI-Entwicklerstammtisch" is also open to participants from companies and other institutions who would like to gain insight into problems in the technical implementation of AI solutions and get to know regional players.
The regulars' tables always take place on the second Tuesday of the month. Participants are welcome to suggest topics at any time.
