Program Presentation


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The Doctoral Program in Cognitive Informatics (DIC in French) aims at the highly qualified education of students that come from different domains, in order for them to become specialists in cognitive modeling. Our students will have also acquired knowledge and developed interdisciplinary skills that enable them to:

  • model complex phenomena from a cognitive viewpoint

  • conceptualize a problem from a computer science viewpoint

  • determine the best technological means to process it.

Professors and researchers from the following areas share the students' education and supervision: Communication, Computer Science, Linguistics, Management and Technology, Philosophy, Psychology, Educational Sciences.

Program description (pdf in French)

Calls for papers

Events

DIC Seminar Archive 2006-2011

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Thursday, 04 March, 2021

Combining unsupervised and supervised grounding approaches

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There exist a variety of grounding approaches that either utilize supervised or unsupervised learning techniques to ground words through corresponding percepts


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The meaning of it all: Human-Robot Interaction

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Representations used by the artificial intelligence powering robots are notoriously devoid of meaning: no computer or robot truly understands what it is doing.