The ELLIS Unit Madrid is a partnership made up of professors and researchers in machine learning from the six public universities in Madrid: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (founded in 1968), Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (1989), Universidad Complutense de Madrid (1822), Universidad de Alcalá (1499), Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (1971) and Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (1996). The focus of the unit is to develop ground-breaking interpretable probability-based causal machine learning methods for dynamic scenarios and cross-cutting quantum technologies for intelligent systems. Successful application areas include biometrics, computer vision, healthcare, renewable energy, climate, robotics and intelligent vehicles.
Latest news from ELLIS Unit Madrid
Pedro Larrañaga gave the presentation: “Interpretable Artificial Intelligence”
In this conference, the interpretability potential of the paradigm known as the Bayesian network is analyzed.
Exploring Computational Intelligence and Data-Driven Neuroscience
Professor Bielza talks about the creation of models from data to tackle
diverse research inquiries.
ELLIS Unit Madrid members are organising workshops at top-level AI Congresses.
This is the first international challenge aiming to explore the use of synthetic data in face recognition.
Advances in artificial intelligence at the service of social development
The role of digitization as a tool for economic growth and social cohesion will be addressed.
Tool trying on clothes showing how they fit in 3D
Dan Casas develops a tool with AI that will allow you to try on clothes and see how they look in three dimensions.
Artificial Intelligence: Past, Present, and Future.
Second IPARCOS Workshop on Machine Learning and Applications to Physics. Keynote talk by Prof. Pedro Larrañaga.