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Topic: overfitting

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In Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science

Learn regression models that estimate nonlinear relationships from data using splines. Starting from generalised linear models, the course develops fitting and visualisation with mgcv and gratia, explains how smoothing controls overfitting, and covers model checking, selection and inference. Further exercises introduce interacting smooths, hierarchical models with group and individual effects, and posterior simulation, using ecological and environmental examples. Sessions: 7–10 December, 14:00–20:00 daily, Europe/Berlin (CET, UTC+01:00). Live online training; fee €480. R/RStudio fluency is r

Dec 7–10, 2026

Workshop · Statistics

John Platt discusses how Google’s applied-science team chooses problems where AI can make a useful contribution. Topics include satellite-based detection and prediction of aircraft contrails, evaluation of rerouting trials, limitations of physical simulation, and the role of AI agents in scientific modelling and data work. The conversation also examines overfitting, action incentives, gradient-free optimisation, SMO and support-vector machines, the physical constraints on scaling, and opportunities for robotics and manufacturing to support climate technology. It concludes with FireSat’s approa

Oct 9, 2026

Podcast episode · Artificial Intelligence

Artificial neural networks (ANNs) form the basis of most successful Deep Learning (DL) algorithms$^1$, which are capable of solving complex problems such as image recognition and natural language processing$^{2,3}$. However, unlike biological brains, which efficiently solve similar problems, DL algorithms require a large number of adjustable parameters, making them energy-intensive and susceptible to overfitting. In this study, a new ANN architecture is introduced that incorporates the structured connectivity and restricted sampling properties of biological dendrites, aiming to overcome these

ePoster · Machine Learning

Cognitive and intelligence measures for ADHD identification by machine learning models

Adelia-Solás Martínez-Évora, Paula Díaz Marquiegui, Gianluca Susi, Fernando Maestú · FENS Forum 2024

Background: Diagnosing Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a challenging process currently focused on questionnaires and clinical interviews, which could be sensitive to subjective biases (Farone et al. 2005). Some studies tried machine learning (ML) algorithms with neurophysiological data such as functional magnetic resonance imaging or electroencephalography to explore objective measures for diagnosing purporses (Mikolas et al. 2022). In this study, ML algorithms are built using cheaper and simpler measures including cognitive and intelligence assessments, reducing time and re

ePoster · Neuroscience