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Pragmaticism

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Quand les artistes font forme en habitant ensemble. Usages, présences, imaginaires.

Taking root within a historical and transversal perspective of communities of artists at work, and of the relationship that they nourish with the places that host their creative activity, the present research intends to bring to light the grammars of "the ...

EPFL2022

A Canvas for the Ethical Design of Learning Experiences with Digital Tools

Denis Gillet, Patrick Jermann, Roland John Tormey, Cécile Hardebolle, Adrian Christian Holzer, Pascal Felber

The use of digital tools has drastically increased in engineering education, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. These tools generate important ethical issues, in particular in terms of privacy and fairness. However, very few teacher training programmes ...

2022

From recommender systems to spatio-temporal dynamics with network science

Kirell Maël Benzi

Networks are data structures that are fundamental for capturing and analyzing complex interactions between objects. While they have been used for decades to solve problems in virtually all scientific fields, their usage for data analysis in real-world prac ...

EPFL2017

A pragmatic approach towards modeling microchannel condensation and evaporation

Nicolas Espen Antonsen

A numerical code was developed for modeling phase change micro heat exchangers. The model covers evaporating and condensing annular flows as well as slug/elongated bubble flows. The model was validated against a set of experimental results from different l ...

EPFL2015

Architecture without Content 5: Places Of Accumulation: Machines

Dries Rodet, Giovanni Alessandro Piovene Porto Godi, Kersten Geers, Andrea Zanderigo, Jelena Pancevac

This book shows the fifth incarnation of Architecture without Content. Architecture without Content started three years ago at Columbia University. Back then it was intended as a study of the Big Box, a big industrial building that could contain many thing ...

2014

Architecture Without Content 8: Places Of Accumulation: Temporary Residence

Dries Rodet, Giovanni Alessandro Piovene Porto Godi, Andrea Zanderigo, Jelena Pancevac

Another Short History of Architecture without Content The second iteration of Architecture without Content at EPFL is the eighth incarnation of a studio that started three years ago at Columbia University. Back then it was intended as a study of the Big Bo ...

2014

A Situated Approach to Systems Based Modeling of Services

Anshuman Bahadur Saxena

Situatedness refers to the imagery that conceptualization invokes. The image, as a whole, provides the context for interpreting the relevance of the categories revealed in the image. At a basic level of conceptualization, the causal relevance of an observe ...

2013

A Situated Approach to Systems Based Modeling of Services

Alain Wegmann, Anshuman Bahadur Saxena

Situatedness refers to the imagery that a conceptualization invokes. The image, as a whole, provides the context for interpreting the relevance of the categories revealed in the image. At a basic level of conceptualization, the conceptual relevance of an o ...

Ieee2013

On the Situated Semantics of Service Systems

Alain Wegmann, Anshuman Bahadur Saxena

Service System refers to the group of entities that work together to implement a service. An important challenge for the service designer is to organize her conceptualization of the service in a way that helps her identify the functional components require ...

2013

A Pragmatic View of the Application of HMM2 for ASR

Hervé Bourlard, Samy Bengio, Katrin Weber

This report investigates the HMM2 approach recently introduced in the framework of automatic speech recognition. HMM2 can be seen as a mixture of HMMs, where a conventional primary HMM (processing a time series of speech data) is supported on a lower level ...

IDIAP2001

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