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For most humans it is “natural” to interact with other humans and in particular to use non-verbal communication as a mean to convey intention, emotion and to give a purpose to an interaction. This talk presents some of our latest advances in human science and in particular to model and to understand human behavior and non-verbal

State-of-The-Art Many-Objective Evolutionary Algorithms for Optimization

Speaker​:  Gary G. Yen, Regents Professor, FIEEE, FIET                                                                 Oklahoma State University, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering,                  USA

Speaker: Prof. Matthew E. Taylor

Title: Reinforcement learning in the real world - how to "cheat" and still feel good about it.

The Waterloo AI Institute organizes Thursday, November 19th its third technical event as part of the Webinar Series for Managers and Executives. CPAMI members who would like to attend the webinar, please contact Jacob Witmer at jm2witmer@uwaterloo.ca and he will gladly provide you with a link for the event.

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering invites you to attend a seminar "Robots Made for People – Social Robots that can Make a Useful Contribution to Society" by Professor Kerstin Dautenhahn, Professor and Canada 150 Research Chair in Intelligent Robotics at the University of Waterloo.