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Exploring Duality for Future Data-driven Modelling KU Leuven

Johan Suykens
ESAT - STADIUS, Stadius Centre for Dynamical Systems, Signal Processing and Data Analytics

Future data-driven modelling is increasingly challenging for many systems due to higher complexity levels, such as in energy systems, environmental and climate modelling, traffic and transport, industrial processes, health, safety, and others. This requires powerful concepts and frameworks that enable the design of high quality predictive models. In this proposal E-DUALITY we will explore and engineer the potential of duality principles for ...

AI-CU : Automated Improvement of Continuous User interfaces. Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Bart De Boer
Informatics and Applied Informatics
We propose to develop two tools for creating, in a systematic way, better user interfaces based on continuous, non-symbolic actions, such as swipes on a touch screen, 3-D motions with a hand-held device, or breath patterns in a user interface for otherwise paralyzed patients. The tools are based on two experimental/computational techniques developed in the ABACUS project: iterated learning and social coordination.

In iterated ...

MARCONI : Multimedia and Augmented Radio Creation: Online, iNteractive, Individual Hasselt University

Applied Computer Science Lab
Nowadays, radio shows surpass linear broadcast feeds by increasingly revolving around user engagement, which encompasses audience interaction and experience personalisation. Indeed, a typical consumer increasingly interacts with the radio station through digital platforms and social media like Facebook and Twitter. Unfortunately, the tools to enable radio-makers to capitalize on these new kinds of media and interaction opportunities are ...

iART: Comsumer-oriented ICT Solutions for creative SMEs providing Art in Bespoke Fashion. Hasselt University

Applied Computer Science Lab
The main objective of the iART project is to bring visual art into bespoke clothing so as to make apparel products more valuable compared to other garments in the market and to support artists to exploit their work. To reach this objective a set of innovative ICT solutions has to be developed first. This new approach will also change the business relationship along the conception and design phase in the clothing sector from B2B over B2C to C2C, ...

A Synergetic Training Network on Energy beam Processing: from Modelling to Industrial Applications KU Leuven

Patrick De Causmaecker
Computer Science, Kulak Kortrijk Campus

With the use of more advanced, but difficult-to-cut materials, on ever-more sophisticated products, the need to further develop and utilise the particular capabilities of the energy beam (EB) processing techniques seem to become a key enabler for the European industry. Although they are of various nature, a set of key communalities can be identified among EB methods when considered as dwell-time dependent processes; this allows the treatment ...

Novel methods in computational finance (STRIKE). University of Antwerp

Karel In't Hout
Applied mathematics
In recent years the computational complexity of mathematical models employed in financial mathematics has witnessed a tremendous growth. Advanced numerical techniques are imperative for the most present-day applications in financial industry. The motivation for this training network is the need for a network of highly educated European scientists in the field of financial mathematics and computational science, so as to ex-change and discuss ...

FabLab in the border region: FabLab as a bridge between companies and educational institutions Hasselt University

Applied Computer Science Lab
A FabLab (Fabrication - or Fabulous - Labratory) is a small workshop with a range of computerized tools for the purpose of being able to make 'almost everything'. The foundation came from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where everybody is offered the opportunity to use such a workshop with specialized equipment. This turned out to be a powerful tool to stimulate innovation and to disseminate and enhance knowledge for the community. ...

Geometric mechanics Ghent University

Frans Cantrijn
Department of Mathematics: Algebra and Geometry

This is a research project that is carried out within the framework of the IRSES programme U+201CGEOMECHU+201D, a Marie-Curie action belonging to the 7th Framework Programme of the EU. The project covers a broad research domain, centered around the following topics: (1) geometrical structures in mechanics and classical field theory, (2) non-holonomic mechanics and geometrical control theory, (3) geometry of second-order differential equations ...