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Dense Image-based Predictions for Comics Analysis

Dense image-based prediction methods have advanced tremendously in recent years. Their remarkable development has been possible due to the ample availability of real-world imagery. While these methods work well on photographs, their abilities do not genera ...

EPFL2023

Hardware-oriented pruning and quantization of Deep Learning models to detect life-threatening arrhythmias

Alexandre Schmid, Lizeth Gonzalez Carabarin

Wearable solutions based on Deep Learning (DL) for real-time ECG monitoring are a promising alternative to detect life-threatening arrhythmias. However, DL models suffer of a large memory footprint, which hampers their adoption in portable technologies. Th ...

IEEE2021

BIAS: Bluetooth Impersonation AttackS

Daniele Antonioli

Bluetooth (BR/EDR) is a pervasive technology for wireless communication used by billions of devices. The Bluetooth standard includes a legacy authentication procedure and a secure authentication procedure, allowing devices to authenticate to each other usi ...

IEEE COMPUTER SOC2020

Heterogeneous Recommendations: What You Might Like To Read After Watching Interstellar

Rachid Guerraoui, Anne-Marie Kermarrec, Tao Lin, Rhicheek Patra

Recommenders, as widely implemented nowadays by major e-commerce players like Netflix or Amazon, use collaborative filtering to suggest the most relevant items to their users. Clearly, the effectiveness of recommenders depends on the data they can exploit, ...

Assoc Computing Machinery2017

Mapping the antioxidant activity of apple peels with soft probe scanning electrochemical microscopy

Hubert Girault, Andreas Stephan Lesch, Tzu-En Lin

We present a non-invasive electrochemical strategy for mapping the antioxidant (AO) activity of apple peels, which counterbalances oxidative stress caused by various external effectors. Soft carbon microelectrodes were used for soft probe scanning electroc ...

Elsevier Science Sa2017

Data-Driven, Personalized Usable Privacy

Hamza Harkous

We live in the "inverse-privacy" world, where service providers derive insights from users' data that the users do not even know about. This has been fueled by the advancements in machine learning technologies, which allowed providers to go beyond the supe ...

EPFL2017

Stack design for portable artificial muscle generators: is it dangerous to be short and fat?

Herbert Shea, Samuel Rosset

Dielectric elastomer generators (DEG) are suited for harvesting energy from low frequency and high strain natural sources including wind, wave and human movement. The stack configuration, for instance, in which a number of layers of DE membrane are placed ...

2014

Approximate Probabilistic Tree Indexing for Partitionable Data

Anastasia Ailamaki, Manoussos Gavriil Athanassoulis

Today we experience a shift both in storage technologies and in workloads characteristics. Firstly, solid state disks (SSD) (using flash, PCM or other low-level technologies) emerge as viable competitors of hard disk drives (HDD). Secondly, the increasing ...

2013

What have fruits to do with technology? The case of Orange, Blackberry and Apple.

Karl Aberer, Zoltán Miklós, Surender Reddy Yerva

Twitter is a micro-blogging service on the Web, where people can enter short messages, which then become visible to other users of the service. While the topics of these messages varies, there are a lot of messages where the users express their opinions ab ...

ACM2011

It was easy, when apples and blackberries were only fruits

Karl Aberer, Zoltán Miklós, Surender Reddy Yerva

Ambiguities in company names are omnipresent. This is not accidental, companies deliberately chose ambiguous brand names, as part of their marketing and branding strategy. This procedure leads to new challenges, when it comes to finding information about t ...

WePS-3, colocated with CLEF2010

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