The Leuven Computational Modelling Centre (LCMC) is a cross-departmental, multidisciplinary centre within KU Leuven that brings together the complimentary expertise of several research groups in science and engineering with shared interests and expertise in advanced numerical modelling and computer simulation methods.
The Computational Modeling Lab, COMO, is headed by Prof. dr. Bernard Manderick and Prof. Dr. Ann Nowé, and has on average 10 PhD students. The research group focuses on the one hand on the modelling of natural phenomena, and on the other hand on developing algorithms for complex problem solving inspired by these natural phenomena. COMO has experience in a wide range of learning techniques such as Reinforcement Learning, Genetic Algorithms, ...
Mathematical modelling and analysis of processes encountered in the engineering (such as energy, environment, building), technical systems, geosystems, biosystems
Development and analysis of numerical schemes for (ordinary and partial) differential equations such as finite element, finite volume, or discontinuous Galerkin schemes
Development and analysis of iterative/linearization methods
The Research Group conducts theoretical and descriptive research in the fields of formal and computational linguistics, a.o. with a view to its application in language and speech technology. The central aim is to acquire insight into the complexity of linguistic knowledge by studying the formal properties of the structures and rules that constitute the architecture of language and grammar.
The formal modelling of this ...
The Research Group conducts theoretical and descriptive research in the fields of formal and computational linguistics, a.o. with a view to its application in language and speech technology. The central aim is to acquire insight into the complexity of linguistic knowledge by studying the formal properties of the structures and rules that constitute the architecture of language and grammar.
The formal modelling of this ...
The Research Group conducts theoretical and descriptive research in the fields of formal and computational linguistics, a.o. with a view to its application in language and speech technology. The central aim is to acquire insight into the complexity of linguistic knowledge by studying the formal properties of the structures and rules that constitute the architecture of language and grammar.
The formal modelling of this ...
The Research Group conducts theoretical and descriptive research in the fields of formal and computational linguistics, a.o. with a view to its application in language and speech technology. The central aim is to acquire insight into the complexity of linguistic knowledge by studying the formal properties of the structures and rules that constitute the architecture of language and grammar.
The formal modelling of this ...