We are amid an information revolution, where advances in science and technology, as well as the day-to-day operation of successful organisations and businesses, are increasingly reliant on the analysis of data. Driving these advances is a deluge of data, which is outstripping the increase in computational power available to process it. Research in machine learning, AI & data science is already transforming our ability to work with large amounts of complex information. Over the next few years these trends will revolutionise how we think about data, how we process and visualise it, and how we put it to use.
Schedule of talks
2.00 – 2.10 Welcome & Introduction to the workshop (Steve Roberts, OMI Director)
2.10 – 2.50 Niki Trigoni (Computer Science)
The rise of machine learning in cyber physical systems
2.50 – 3.30 Jan-Peter Calliess (OMI)
Lipschitz properties for automated inference and decision making
3.30 – 4.00 Discussion & coffee/tea break
4.00 – 4.40 Suzanne Aigrain (Astrophysics)
Taming the stochastic: how Gaussian Processes are transforming exoplanet studies
4.40 – 5.30 Discussion, networking, drinks and canapés (kindly sponsored by Man/AHL)