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Lasers, from nanoscale to petaWatt
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AI4W - Contributions
Jean-Paul Ampuero :
E-EEWS: an Earthquake Early Warning algorithm based on Ensemble Machine Learning
Mederic Argentina :
How to optimally swim: an AI approach.
Stephane Barland :
Control of a nonlinear optical phase modulator via a neural network.
Quentin Bletery :
Instantaneous tracking of earthquake growth with elastogravity signals
Bruno Cessac :
Waves4AI: some insights from the retina behaviour
Guillaume Cordonnier :
Deep surrogate models for ice flow modelling
Philipp Del_Hougne :
Intelligent Wave Systems based on Programmable Metamaterials
Victorita Dolean :
Domain decomposition training strategies for physics-informed neural networks
Robin Matha :
High availability motion sensor with nonlinear interferometry and AI
Pere Mujal :
Time-Series Quantum Reservoir Computing with Weak and Projective Measurements
Frederic Precioso :
From AI to Deep Learning
Julian Roqui :
Estimation of Small Antenna Performance Bounds Using Machine Learning Algorithms
Maxime Sermesant :
Physics-based Deep Learning for Model Error Correction
Eric Simonnet :
A deep learning approach for computing nonequilibrium trajectories
René Steinmann :
Exploratory data analysis for continuous seismograms
Martijn Van_Den_Ende :
Deep Deconvolution for Traffic Analysis with Distributed Acoustic Sensing Data
Jonathan Viquerat :
Deep reinforcement learning for the control of CPU-intensive environments
Peter Wiecha :
Tutorial: Inverse design in nano-photonics via deep learning
Yanqi Wu :
Wave simulation in non-smooth media by PINN with quadratic neural network and PML condition
Yasmina Zaky :
Decomposition of the scattered field into singularities for object classification using artificial intelligence algorithms
Remmy Zen :
Transfer learning for neural-network quantum states