BioSiS - Multidimensional Signals (SiMul)

Lead :

Sebastian MIRON

Department :

BioSiS

Project Overview

The project's objective is to develop methodological research in signal processing, image processing and data science with a focus on machine learning and AI. The work concerns the design of interpretable models that faithfully represent the observed multidimensional data while maintaining reasonable complexity, typically linear with the number of dimensions. It also involves developing efficient algorithms, with guarantees, for reconstructing, inverting and deciding directly from models of reduced complexity. The general scope of these developments allows for repercussions through two main application axes: biology and digital health, chemometrics and signal processing from physical measurements. This work is carried out in collaboration with other projects in the BioSiS department and with national and international academic or industrial partners.

Keywords

Learning | Inverse problems | Tensor decompositions | Low-rank models | Hyperspectral and polarimetric imaging

Members Project

Nom / Prénom
Statut
Email
Lieu
BORSOI Ricardo
Research fellow - CNRS
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
BRIE David
Professor
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
BRIE Jeannie
PRESTATAIRE
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
CATALA Paul
Associated professor
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
CLAUSEL Marianne
Professor
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
DJERMOUNE El-Hadi
Professor
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
FAZZI Antonio
Ph.D
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
FLAMANT Julien
Research fellow - CNRS
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
GIAMPICCOLO François
Ph. D. student
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
GUEDJALI Amel
Ph. D. student
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
LUONG Viet Chuong
Ph. D. student
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
MONTALDO IGLESIAS Laura Marta
Ph. D. student
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
NGUYEN Duc Hoan
Ph.D
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
STRAUSS Théo
PRESTATAIRE
Campus sciences - 1er cycle
USEVICH Konstantin
Research fellow - CNRS
Campus sciences - 1er cycle