The Institute has commenced the implementation of a project titled “Advanced Design and Production of Hybrid Filter Choke Cores for High-Speed Motors Operating at Higher Frequencies Using Numerical Analysis and Inn
- Author: Żaneta Deka | Post date: 05.11.2024
- Author: Krzysztof Grochla | Post date: 22.10.2024 | Last modified: 30.10.2024
Date:
28/10/2024 - 14:00Speaker:
Zeynep Turgut, Tulin AtmacaIndoor localization approaches offer solutions for detecting locations in areas where technologies such as GPS (which are successful in outdoor environments) are inadequate. In this seminar, different approaches used in indoor localization, solutions proposed using the fingerprinting technique, innovations and future trends will be discussed. The main topics to be examined include solutions based on the use of singular and hybrid technologies, the use of filters in the pre-processing stages, design of deep architectures in the classification stage, and dual band WiFi based strategies.
- Author: Żaneta Deka | Post date: 03.07.2024
Two of our colleagues, Prof. Erol Gelenbe and Prof. Jerzy Klamka, were included in the World's TOP 2% Scientists 2022 list, which takes into account the researchers whose publications are most frequently cited by other authors worldwide.
- Author: Żaneta Deka | Post date: 03.07.2024
Prof Erol Gelenbe received a medal and diploma from the Polish Neural Networks Society. The award was given for the invention of G-networks and Random Neural Networks.
- Author: Julia Bas | Post date: 27.06.2024
IICh PAN, together with its partner IITiS PAN, is implementing project No. FESL.10.06-IZ.01-02H8/23, which aims to build a photovoltaic installation with energy storage for the needs of both Institutes.
- Author: Krzysztof Grochla | Post date: 18.06.2024
- Author: Julia Bas | Post date: 13.06.2024
IITIS PAN has joined the project entitled "Reliable Electronics for Tomorrow’s Active Systems" (ReACTIVE Too). The project is being implemented within the framework of the international HORIZON 2020 program under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA).
- Author: Łukasz Zimny | Post date: 05.06.2024 | Last modified: 13.06.2024
Date:
14/06/2024 - 13:00Speaker:
Michał RomaszewskiLarge language models (LLMs) have recently become an intensive area of research. Their capabilities in text synthesis, summarization, and translation are well established. However, their application in classical machine learning tasks, such as classification, remains a relatively new and underexplored area.