Publication: ALADIN : développement d’un outil sémantique d’analyse des documents textuels médicaux pour la détection d’infections associées aux soins

Authors: Denys Proux, Caroline Hagege, Quentin Gicquel, Ivan Kergourlay, Suzanne Pereira, Gilbert Rondeau, Stefan Darmoni, Frederique Segond, Marie Hélène Metzger

CVPR 2012 tutorial : Large-Scale Image Retrieval and Classification

Large-scale image retrieval and classification have much in common and the tutorial will give a particular attention to shared methodologies. Organizers: Florent Perronin and Herve Jegou. The Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) 2012 is from June 16 - 21 in Providence, Rhode Island, USA.

COOP 2012, 10th International Conference on the Design of Cooperative Systems, 30 May - 1 June 2012, Marseille, France.

Antonietta Grasso, Scientific Chair and Dave Martin program committee and workshop chair. XRCE Work Practice Technology group leading the following two workshops:

Workshop 2: Large-Scale Idea Management and Deliberation Systems workshop. Call for papers

Workshop 4: Gamification of Production Environments workshop ***CALL FOR PAPERS: DEADLINE EXTENDED TO APRIL 18th****

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