Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Inference (AI2)

Start year
2019
Organizational Unit
RESEARCH DIVISION
General
Description

Internal transversal research project that aims to bring together the know-how in machine learning and deep learning in the IAC. This project encapsulates the knowledge of machine learning in the center and is the point of consultation or discussion for any problem related to machine learning. In this sense, it is a line of research that is a bit peculiar due to its transversality and consultative nature, but we believe that it can generate the seed to create a collaborative environment between different IAC research lines around the topic of machine learning.

More details on https://iacdeep.github.io/home/

Principal investigator
Project staff
Collaborators
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From studying the universe to neuroimaging: a cosmology technique allows us to “listen” to the structure of the human brain
ZF-UDS-7329: A relic galaxy in the early Universe
Machine learning reveals the merging history of nearby galaxies
Type
Research
State
In progress
https://iacdeep.github.io/home/
Transversal projects
AEI

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