DFG proposal accepted
We are excited to announce that the funding proposal Learning to Interact has been approved by the German Research Foundation (DFG)!
The goal of the project is to learn semantically rich and reusable interaction embeddings unsupervised from large-scale unlabelled data. This novel approach to modelling interactive human behaviour is a promising alternative to dominant descriptive or predictive modelling techniques.
Here are some related news you might like to read next:
- Jan-Philip Thewes receives the Bürkert University Prize
- DFG proposal accepted
- IRIS proposal accepted
- Andreas Bulling among the top 2% of most cited researchers in their field
- Andreas Bulling appointed to Scientific Directorate of Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
