Due to the current global emergency, MLCC 2020 is postponed to early 2021. The new dates will be announced in autumn.
Modern machine learning (ML) is a key to develop intelligent systems and analyze data in science and engineering. Today it provides impressive results in many fields, enabling intelligent technologies such as artificial voice assistants, and smart services such as optimized energy consumption. ML systems are nowadays considered as one of the largest share of growing market. While the amount of available tools and frameworks is becoming impressive, their effective application to real-world challenges requires an appropriate expertise. However, most of ML methods leverage the same building blocks and share basic concepts. Therefore, key to applying machine learning lays in understanding the basic formulations, relating them with prototypical study cases, reasoning on the situations when they are most appropriate. This 5-day course provides an introduction to the fundamental methods at the core of modern Machine Learning, covering theoretical foundations and essential algorithms. The program includes theoretical classes, lab sessions, and an industry workshop.
This course is suitable for undergraduate/graduate students, as well as professionals who are starting, or need to brush up machine learning skills.
MLCC started in 2014 has seen an increasing national and international attendance over the years with more than 150 participants in 2019.
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Registration fee:
MLCC 2020 will take place at Simula Research Laboratory, Martin Linges vei 25, 1364 Fornebu, Norway. Consult our page on directions and travelling information for more details on how to get to Simula. All lectures will take place in “Pusterommet” auditorium at Simula. All project work will take place in assigned workspaces at Simula (detailed later).
There are several hotels and options for accommodation available near Simula, and the city center is 25 minutes away by bus.
Here you can find a list of hotels near Simula.
Sandwiches and salads will be provided at 13:00. Hot meal and other options can be found in the canteen, just outside Simula.
Valeriya Naumova: valeriya [at] simula [dot] no
University of Genova (also MIT - IIT)
Machine Learning Genoa Center
lorenzo [dot] rosasco [at] unige [dot] it
Simula Research Laboratory
Machine Intelligence Department
valeriya [at] simula [dot] no
University of Genova
Machine Learning Genoa Center
vigogna [at] dibris [dot] unige [dot] it
DAY | TIME | PLACE | EVENT | ABOUT | FILES |
Mon | 8:30-9:30 | Pusterommet | Registration | ||
9:30-11:00 | Pusterommet | Class 1 | Introduction to Machine Learning | ||
11:30-13:00 | Pusterommet | Class 2 | Local Methods and Model Selection | ||
14:00-16:00 | Lab 1 | Local Methods for Classification | |||
Tue | 9:30-11:00 | Pusterommet | Class 3 | Regularization Networks I: Linear Models | |
11:30-13:00 | Pusterommet | Class 4 | Regularization Networks II: Kernels | ||
14:00-16:00 | Lab 2 | Regularization Networks | |||
Wed | 9:30-13:00 | Workshop | TBA | ||
Thu | 9:30-11:00 | Pusterommet | Class 5 | Dimensionality Reduction and PCA | |
11:30-13:00 | Pusterommet | Class 6 | Variable Selection and Sparsity | ||
14:00-16:00 | Lab 3 | PCA and Sparsity | |||
Fri | 9:30-11:00 | Pusterommet | Class 7 | Clustering | |
11:30-13:00 | Pusterommet | Class 8 | Data Representation: Deep Learning |
Simula Research Laboratory
Machine Intelligence Department
valeriya [at] simula [dot] no
Simula Research Laboratory
Machine Intelligence Department
permagne [at] simula [dot] no
University of Genova (also MIT - IIT)
Machine Learning Genoa Center
lorenzo [dot] rosasco [at] unige [dot] it
University of Genova
Machine Learning Genoa Center
vigogna [at] dibris [dot] unige [dot] it