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Image and Text Analysis using Multi-modal Embeddings

AbstractWhile recent years witnessed an increasing use of computational text analysis in communications, the computational analysis of visual content remained a challenging task. Recent advancement…

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EndNote for managing references course recording 2023/24

A recording of the Digital Skills & Training Team's "EndNote for managing references" course. This demonstration, using EndNote 21 for Windows, looks at:Adding reference…

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Interview with Lincoln Wallen - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

Interview with Lincoln Wallen - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

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Prof Chris Dent Digital Twin based decision support: the Climate Resilience Demonstrator project and Discussion with Prof Hergel

Climate Extremes and Decision-making: how models can and cannot predict risks and harms Week 3 2024 This talk will describe the Climate Resilience Demonstrator project, which ran under the…

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Gordon Brebner Distinguished Lecture - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

Gordon Brebner Distinguished Lecture - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

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Philippa Gardner Distinguished Lecture - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

Philippa Gardner Distinguished Lecture - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

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Masashi Sugiyama Distinguished Lecture - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

Masashi Sugiyama Distinguished Lecture - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

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Bruce Davie Distinguished Lecture - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

Bruce Davie Distinguished Lecture - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

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Professor Robin Williams - How do information infrastructures emerge and evolve? (animation)

Professor Robin Williams - How do information infrastructures emerge and evolve? (animation)

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Machine learning - the basics

Machine learning (ML) is an umbrella term for solving problems for which development of algorithms by human programmers would be cost-prohibitive, and instead the problems are solved by helping…

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DE Discussions: Florence Aluu and her work with VR

In this session, we talked with Florence Aluu, the founder of Flosverse, a social enterprise that uses VR technology to empower young girls. We talked about Florence's work and its application…

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Lecture 12 - Principles of Quantum Mechanics / Quantum Physics

Principles of Quantum Mechanics / Quantum Physics - Lecture 12

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[22/23] AI & Storytelling - Invited Lecture: Computer Vision and applications for Storytelling

Dr. Hakan Bilen [https://www.inf.ed.ac.uk/people/staff/Hakan_Bilen.html], of the School of Informatics, gives an invited talk on Recent Advances in Creative Computer Vision.

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Albert Cohen - Google Research, Distinguished Lecturer, February 2023

As part of the 60 years of computer science and AI celebration a collection of distinguished researchers from both disciplines have been invited to visit the School of Informatics. We have asked…

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[22/23] AI & Storytelling - Opening Lecture

The 2022/23 Opening Lecture recording for the Edinburgh Futures Institute (EFI) course Artificial Intelligence & Storytelling (AIST).

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Informatics: 60 years of history – Jane Hillston - Closing Remarks

Informatics: 60 years of history – Jane Hillston - Closing RemarksPlease note: This recording contains automated captioning, it might not always be accurate.

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