Postdoc position on Sparse Learning for Hybrid EEG+fMRI Brain Imaging

Joint postdoc with the VISAGES team at Inria Rennes, in the framework of the HEMISFER project.

Detailed offer (PDF)

Postdoc positions in Low-dimensional modeling for Signal Processing and Compressive Learning at Inria Rennes

The PANAMA team (Parsimony and New Algorithms for Audio & Signal Modeling) at Inria, Rennes, France is seeking highly qualified candidates for postdoctoral positions funded by the ERC (European Research Council) in the context of the project PLEASE (Projection, Learning and Sparsity for Efficient data processing). Appointments are intended to start at the beginning of 2015.

For more information, visit the announcement page: http://team.inria.fr/panama/please-people/

Quelques embryons de réflexion sur la recherche reproductible en informatique, enjeux, obstacles, pistes …

Les transparents (en français) sont ici

EUSIPCO 2014 Best Student Paper Award

Our paper entitled “A Dynamic Screening Principle for the Lasso” (by A. Bonnefoy, V. Emiya, L. Ralaivola, R. Gribonval) won a EUSIPCO 2014 Best Student Paper Award. http://www.eusipco2014.org/awards/best-student-paper-awards/

Congratulations to Antoine Bonnefoy for this achievement!

Our new preprint “Sparse and spurious: dictionary learning with noise and outliers” is out, at last!

http://hal.inria.fr/hal-01025503/

@RemiGribonval tutorial speaker at #mlsp2014

The slides are here

Session “Mathématiques pour l’Image” @ SMAI-MODE 2014, Rennes

J’organise une session thématique “Mathématiques pour l’Image” lors des journées du groupe SMAI-MODE 2014 à Rennes, en mars 2014.

IEEE fellow, class of 2014

Rémi Gribonval élevé au grade de IEEE Fellow

http://www.ieee.org/2014Fellowclass

Mini-symposium @ Curves & Surfaces 2014, Paris

I am organizing a mini-symposium on Dictionary Learning and Applications at the upcoming Curves & Surfaces conference in Paris, June 2014.

Spotlight at NIPS ’13

“Reconciling ‘priors’ & ‘priors’ without prejudice?” (R. Gribonval and P. Machart) got accepted (with a spotlight talk) at NIPS ’13.

You can find an extended research report on HAL for more details.