The NLDL Winter School consists of tutorials by experts in the field and is co-hosted by NORA as part of the NORA Research School.
Deep learning is a rapidly growing segment of machine learning. It is increasingly used to deliver near-human level accuracy for many tasks such as image classification, voice recognition and natural language processing. Applications areas include facial recognition, scene detection, advanced medical and pharmaceutical research, and autonomous, self-driving vehicles.
This 5-day course is built upon tutorials on specific topics on deep learning. The course further encompasses among others keynote talks, as well as special sessions on industry and diversity in AI as part of the NLDL conference program.
The Winter School will provide a study of several emerging topics of high relevance within advanced deep learning, from a basic understanding of the techniques to the latest state-of-the-art developments in the field. In addition, the participants will be exposed to the latest advances and applications in deep learning by the oral presentations and poster presentations in the main conference program.
The course will thus consist of 5 full days of the NLDL conference including: tutorials, keynote sessions, oral presentations and poster presentations, as well as practical components.
Winter School Chair:
Puneet Sharma (puneet.sharma@uit.no)
Kristoffer Wickstrøm (kristoffer.k.wickstrom@uit.no)
Elisabeth Wetzer (elisabeth.wetzer@uit.no)
For other inquiries:
Robert Jenssen (robert.jenssen@uit.no)
Michael Kampffmeyer (michael.c.kampffmeyer@uit.no).