ILIAS
- Interdisciplinary Lab for
Intelligent and Adaptive Systems
Intelligent and Adaptive Systems
WELCOME
AT OUR RESEARCH LAB !
Who we are . . .
ILIAS is a cross-disciplinary research group of the Computer Science Research Unit within the Faculty of Sciences, Technology, and Communication at the University of Luxembourg. It combines expertise from computer science, information theory, mathematics, and logic.
What we want . . .
Our main goal is to realize and develop research and teaching in the area of intelligent and adaptive systems at the University of Luxembourg (and beyond).
ILIAS is a cross-disciplinary research group of the Computer Science Research Unit within the Faculty of Sciences, Technology, and Communication at the University of Luxembourg. It combines expertise from computer science, information theory, mathematics, and logic.
What we want . . .
Our main goal is to realize and develop research and teaching in the area of intelligent and adaptive systems at the University of Luxembourg (and beyond).
What
we are doing . . .
Our
overarching subject is information processing in complex and dynamic
environments given limited resources and incomplete or uncertain
knowledge. We investigate the theoretical foundations and the
algorithmic realizations of systems performing complex problem solving
with a high degree of autonomy, i.e. intelligent, and exploiting learning to deal with
opaque and dynamic contexts, i.e. adaptive.
Our research axes . . .
Our research axes . . .
- Evolutionary techniques and multi-agent systems (Pascal Bouvry, Riad Aggoune)
- Information mining and management (Christoph Schommer)
- Information theory and stochastic inference (Ulrich Sorger, Zdzislaw Suchanecki)
- Knowledge representation and logic (Leon van der Torre, Emil Weydert)
- Professors:
Pascal Bouvry - Christoph Schommer -
Ulrich Sorger - Leon van der Torre
- Postdocs and senior researchers: Riad Aggoune - Zdzislaw Suchanecki - Emil Weydert
- Doctoral students: Grégoire Danoy - Michael Hilker - Luc Hogie - Minh Le Hoai - Foued Melakessou - Apivadee Piyatumrong - Ben Schroeder - Marcin Seredynski - Cathy Wolosewicz - Ralph Weires
Our
internal projects . . .
- Adam - Adaptive Associative Memories for Active Data Streams
- Dmax - Iteration by Distance Constrained Maximum Cross Information
- Evo-Business - Evolutionary Computing for E-business
- Intra - Internet Traffic Management and Computer Network Protection
- Trias - Logic of Trust and Reliability of Information Agents in Science
- Abassmus - Agent-Based Adaptive and
Secure Service Provisioning for Mobile Users (+COMSYS))
- Soni -
Self-Organizing Network Infrastructures (+COMSYS)
- Sim - Secure Identity Management (+CRPHT, FNR/SECOM)
- TeseGrad -
Techniques for Securing Grids and Ad Hoc Networks (+LACS, FNR/SECOM)
- Bachelor of Engineering
Advanced
Algorithmics, Multi-Agent Systems, Data Mining, Semantic Web,
Stochastic, Fundamentals of Coding Theory
- Master of Science in
Computer and Information Sciences (just starting)
Intelligent
Systems, Information Theory and Coding, Evolutionary Computing,
Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining, Applied Data Mining, Data Mining in Security, Intelligent Information Systems, Agents and Uncertainty, Advanced Knowledge Representation, Selected Topics in Artificial Intelligence, Queuing Theory (more info)
Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining, Applied Data Mining, Data Mining in Security, Intelligent Information Systems, Agents and Uncertainty, Advanced Knowledge Representation, Selected Topics in Artificial Intelligence, Queuing Theory (more info)
- Seminar Series Artificial
Intelligence (SS 05) (organized by Christoph Schommer)
- Final Booklet (1.7MB)
- Jean Francois Perrot, University of Paris VI: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (0.2 MB)
- Verena Hafner, Sony Center Paris: Robots: Tools or Toys? Some Answers from Biorobotics, Developmental and Entertainment Robotics (1.6MB)
- Justus Piater, University of Liege:Computer Vision (4.4 MB)
- Thomas Laengle, University of Karlsuhe and Fraunhofer Institute, Karlsruhe: Multi-Agent-Approach for Control and Diagnosis of Complex Production Systems (3.0MB)
- Toni Bollinger, IBM Research and Development: Data Mining (1.1 MB)
- Paul Buitelaar, DFKI Saarbrücken: Language Technology in Knowledge Markup and Ontology Evolution (3.6 MB)
- Rene Witte, Uni Karlsruhe and CLaC Lab, Concordia University, Montreal: Text Mining
- Torsten Schaub, University of Potsdam:Knowledge Representation and Reasoning via Answer Set Programming (0.2 MB)
Send an email to one of us,
noting that xy: x.y@uni.lu