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CG-Net: Urban Trajectory Forecasting with Bipartite Graphs for Agents, Scene Context and Candidate Centerlines
Communication lors d'une conférence

Kaushik Bhowmik, Anne Spalanzani, Philippe Martinet

Trajectory forecasting in urban environments is a critical task that needs to be addressed for the safety of autonomous vehicles, particularly in urban road intersection scenarios, where agents exhibit diverse behaviors mainly due to complex interactions between agents and the…

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Repairing Fallacious Argumentation in Political Debates
Communication lors d'une conférence

Pierpaolo Goffredo, Deborah Dore, Elena Cabrio, Serena Villata

Fallacious arguments are defined as “invalid” arguments (e.g., the conclusion does not follow from the premises) or wrong moves in argumentative discourse. This kind of argumentation is therefore misleading or deceptive, in particular when employed in political debates. As the…

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A distinct autofluorescence distribution pattern marks enzymatic deconstruction of plant cell wall
Article dans une revue

Solmaz Hossein Khani, Khadidja Ould Amer, Noah Remy, Berangère Lebas, Anouck Habrant, Ali Faraj, Grégoire Malandain, Gabriel Paës, Yassin Refahi

Achieving an economically viable transformation of plant cell walls into bioproducts requires a comprehensive understanding of enzymatic deconstruction. Microscale quantitative analysis offers a relevant approach to enhance our understanding of cell wall hydrolysis, but becomes…

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Statistical Insights into Fibronectin Networks in the Extracellular Matrix
Communication lors d'une conférence

Faisal Jayousi, Xavier Descombes, Emmanuel Bouilhol, Ellen van Obberghen-Schilling, Laure Blanc-Féraud

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Real-Time Collaborative Music Creation on the Web: exploiting Web Audio Modules for Interactive Performance and Composition
Communication lors d'une conférence

Michel Buffa, Tom Burns

Advances in web technologies have opened the way to real-time collaborative music applications, enabling musicians to co-create and perform music from anywhere in the world. This paper focuses on the use of Web Audio Modules, an audio plugin standard for the web (WAMs, aka…

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Bias-Variance Analysis of Multi-Step Loss Functions for Dynamical System Identification
Communication lors d'une conférence

Fabien Lionti, Nicolas Gutowski, Sébastien Aubin, Philippe Martinet

System identification is a fundamental task in understanding and modeling dynamical systems, with extensive applications in engineering. Traditional statistical estimators for system identification rely on loss functions based on singlestep predictions of model state variables…

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