Bardh Prenkaj
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Digging into the Landscape of Graphs Counterfactual Explainability
The lab provides a hands-on experience for users to develop and evaluate Graph Counterfactual Explanation methods using the GRETEL framework, covering challenges, building pipelines, customizing solutions, and analyzing performance in diverse datasets.
Feb 21, 2024 2:00 PM — 3:45 PM
Vancouver, Canada
Mario Alfonso Prado-Romero
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Bardh Prenkaj
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Giovanni Stilo
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Graphs Counterfactual Explainability A Comprehensive Landscape
The tutorial covers generating counterfactual explanations for Graph Neural Networks, addressing theoretical foundations, challenges, definitions, methods, and benchmarking for improved interpretability.
Feb 21, 2024 10:45 AM — 12:30 PM
Vancouver, Canada
Mario Alfonso Prado-Romero
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Bardh Prenkaj
,
Giovanni Stilo
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Code
Hands-on, Building Convolutional Neural Networks and Optimizing them to Recognize Handwritten Digits
May 25, 2023 3:00 PM — May 23, 2023 5:10 PM
L'Aquila, Italy
Bardh Prenkaj
Plotly.plus, an Improved Dataset for Visualization Recommendation
In this short paper, we explored the challenges and solutions of considering a specific plot as (non)significative from a perceptual point-of-view.
Oct 16, 2022 6:00 PM — 6:10 PM
Online
Luca Podo
,
Paola Velardi
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Slides
Video
Explaining Anomalies in Patient Daily Behaviour Profiles
In this presentation, I presented future directions of explainable anomaly detection in daily routine behaviours of older patients.
Jul 12, 2022 9:00 AM — 9:20 AM
Online
Bardh Prenkaj
Project
Slides
Hidden space deep sequential risk prediction on student trajectories
Online learning environments (OLEs) have seen a continuous increase over the past decade and a sudden surge in the last year, due to …
Bardh Prenkaj
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Damiano Distante
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Stefano Faralli
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Paola Velardi
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DOI
Latent and sequential prediction of the novel coronavirus epidemiological spread
In this paper we present CoRoNNa a deep sequential framework for epidemic prediction that leverages a flexible combination of …
Dario Aragona
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Luca Podo
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Bardh Prenkaj
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Paola Velardi
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Unsupervised boosting-based autoencoder ensembles for outlier detection
Autoencoders have been recently applied to outlier detection. However, neural networks are known to be vulnerable to overfitting, and …
Hamed Sarvari
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Carlotta Domeniconi
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Bardh Prenkaj
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Giovanni Stilo
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CoRoNNa, A Deep Sequential Framework to Predict Epidemic Spread
CoRoNNa is a deep framework for epidemic prediction that integrates mobility data and demographic information to analyze the impact of containment policies on COVID-19 spread.
Mar 22, 2021 6:00 PM — 6:10 PM
Online
Dario Aragona
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Luca Podo
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Bardh Prenkaj
,
Paola Velardi
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Slides
Video
CoRoNNa: a deep sequential framework to predict epidemic spread
We propose CoRoNNa, a deep framework for epidemic prediction to analyse the spread of COVID-19 and, potentially, of other unknown …
Dario Aragona
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Luca Podo
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Bardh Prenkaj
,
Paola Velardi
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