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Smart Cities Competition: Design Your Coral Gables Checkpoint #1…

The Design Your Coral Gables: Smart City Solutions Competition is an opportunity to engage citizens, urban planners, architects, engineers, businesses, and others—regardless of background or skillset—to design a solution that directly impacts the quality of life in Coral Gables. This checkpoint is designed to allow registered teams to present their progress and to receive feedback from the judges. These face-to-face, real-life events provide excellent opportunities to meet and network with the other participants, city officials, judges, and UM staff, students and faculty! Read more “Smart Cities Competition: Design Your Coral Gables Checkpoint #1 Thurs 2/21” →

Events - Past

2-Day Python Workshop 4/11-12/2019 RSMAS Campus

Our trained instructors will lead you through a comprehensive, hands-on overview of an introductory data analysis using Python. We will cover topics like data types, functions, conditional statements, loops, errors and exceptions, debugging, and some key Python libraries and writing Python programs that will work like Linux command-line tools. This workshop is designed to provide a foundation of basic concepts that all programming depends on, using Python as an example. Read more “2-Day Python Workshop 4/11-12/2019 RSMAS Campus” →

Events - Past

CALL FOR POSTERS for “We Robot 2019” Conference 4/11-13/2019

Now in its 8th year, We Robot is the leading North American conference on robotics law and policy. Hosted by the University of Miami School of Law, its the most exciting interdisciplinary conference on the legal and policy questions relating to robots. The increasing sophistication of robots and their widespread deployment everywhere—from the home, to hospitals, to public spaces, and even to the battlefield—disrupts existing legal regimes and requires new thinking on policy issues. If you are on the front lines of robot theory, design, or development, we hope you will attend. Come join the conversations between the people designing, building, and deploying robots, and the people who design or influence the legal and social structures in which robots will operate. Read more “CALL FOR POSTERS for “We Robot 2019” Conference 4/11-13/2019″ →

Publications

Data-Driven Clinical Decision Processes: It’s Time

Changes and transformations enabled by Big Data have direct effects on Translational Medicine. At one end, superior precision is expected from a more data-intensive and individualized medicine, thus accelerating scientific discovery and innovation (in diagnosis, therapy, disease management, etc.). Read more “Data-Driven Clinical Decision Processes: It’s Time” →

News - Archived

Notification: Access to Gables Campus Systems Unavailable 2/5 at…

To all CCS Systems Users: A ccess to CCS systems on the Coral Gables Campus will be unavailable from 8:00 PM to midnight on Tuesday February 5th, 2019 to allow for upgrades to core network hardware. User jobs will continue to run but users will not have access to CCS services and systems in Coral Gables until the upgrade is complete. Read more “Notification: Access to Gables Campus Systems Unavailable 2/5 at 8PM” →

Publications

Modeling Between-Partial Components for Musical Timbre Imitation and Migration

Most musical sounds have strong and regularly distributed spectral components such as harmonic partials. However, the energy distribution patterns between any two such sonic partials, the in-between low-energy signal patterns such as performance articulation or instrument signatures, are also important for characterizing musical sounds. Read more “Modeling Between-Partial Components for Musical Timbre Imitation and Migration” →

Publications

17th IEEE International Conference on Machine Learning and Applications

IEEE’s ICMLA 2018 (International Conference on Machine Learning and Applications) held December 17-20, in Orlando FL, aimed to bring together researchers and practitioners to present their latest achievements and innovations in the area of machine learning (ML). The Conference provided an international forum for the dissemination of original research in ML, Read more “17th IEEE International Conference on Machine Learning and Applications” →

Events - Past

Smart Cities Miami 2019 Keynote: Rony Abovitz of Magic…

The University of Miami’s School of Architecture (U-SoA) and University of Miami Center for Computational Science (UMCCS) will host their Third Annual Smart Cities MIAMI Conference (SCMC) on Friday, January 25, 2019 at the University of Miami’s Coral Gables campus. This year’s Conference theme is transportation, social artificial intelligence, and privacy. Read more “Smart Cities Miami 2019 Keynote: Rony Abovitz of Magic Leap 1/25” →

Events - Past

Big Data 2018 Provided a Forum for Big Data…

Students and patrons from the University of Miami (UM) and the Coral Gables community gathered at Miami Business School’s Storer Auditorium for the third annual Big Data Conference held on Thursday, December 6, 2018. IDSC Center Director Nick Tsinoremas led the organization of the Conference. Tsinoremas explained how the event got its start and said, “We had our first conference about three years ago as a joint effort between the Miami Business School and the University of Miami Frost Institute for Data Science and Computing (then called “CCS” the Center for Computational Science). We knew big data would pose many challenges, and we wanted to provide a forum for conversation between academia and local industry.” Read more “Big Data 2018 Provided a Forum for Big Data Challenges” →

Events - Past

PyData Miami Conference 1/9-11/2019

PyData Miami 2019 is a 3-day conference on tools and techniques for machine learning, data analysis, visualization, and large-scale data infrastructure. We are an accessible, community-driven conference with talks and tutorials for all skill levels: students, practitioners, and researchers. PyData focuses on open-source computational tools for the Python programming language (such as NumPy, Pandas, and scikit-learn), as well as implementation-agnostic techniques, and other high level numerical languages, such as R and Julia. Read more “PyData Miami Conference 1/9-11/2019” →

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