A few applications of graph signal processing in machine learning and medicine
Bastien Pasdeloup
(EPFL)
| When |
Oct 05, 2018
from 10:00 to 11:00 |
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| Where | room M7.101 |
| Attendees |
Bastien Pasdeloup |
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GSP offers new research directions for new domains of application. In particular, we are interested here in machine learning, personalized healthcare and brain comprehension. For each of these domains, we can model a signal of interest as a function on a particular graph. Machine learning exploits the underlying domain of sensored data or social networks, cancerous tissues can be analyzed in terms of a signal of proteins activation on a graph of cells, and brain signals obviously evolve on the human connectome. GSP offers a convenient tool to classify or understand such signals. In this presentation, I will introduce some of my recent/current research to address these problems.