Federated Learning – Methods, Applications and Beyond
Federated Learning - Methods, Applications and beyond
M. Heusinger, C. Raab, F. Rossi, F.-M. Schleif ...................................................... p. 1
Privacy-Preserving Kernel Computation For Vertically Partitioned Data
M. Polato, A. Gallinaro, F. Aiolli .......................................................................... p. 11
Decay Momentum for Improving Federated Learning
M. Fernandes, C. Silva, J. Arrais, A. Cardoso, B. Ribeiro .................................... p. 17
Continual Learning at the Edge: Real-Time Training on Smartphone Devices
L. Pellegrini, V. Lomonaco, G. Graffieti, D. Maltoni ............................................ p. 23
Federated Learning Vector Quantization
J. Brinkrolf, B. Hammer ........................................................................................ p. 29
Evaluation metrics, and concept drift
Judging competitions and benchmarks: a candidate election approach
A. Pavao, I. Guyon, M. Vaccaro ............................................................................ p. 35
Concept Drift Segmentation via Kolmogorov-Trees
F. Hinder, B. Hammer ........................................................................................... p. 41
Investigating Intensity and Transversal Drift in Hyperspectral Imaging Data
V. Vaquet, P. Menz, U. Seiffert, B. Hammer .......................................................... p. 47
Predicting employee attrition with a more effective use of historical events
A.-R. Korichi, H. Kheddouci, D. West ................................................................... p. 53
Enhash: A Fast Streaming Algorithm For Concept Drift Detection
A. Jindal, P. Gupta, D. Sengupta, J. Jayadeva ...................................................... p. 59
Lifelong Learning from Event-based Data
V. Gryshchuk, C. Weber, C. K. Loo, S. Wermter ................................................... p. 65
Sample efficient localization and stage prediction with autoencoders
S. Hoch, S. Lange, J. Keuper ................................................................................. p. 71
Transfer learning in Bayesian optimization for the calibration of a beam line in proton therapy
V. Hamaide, F. Glineur ......................................................................................... p. 77
Domain Adversarial Tangent Learning Towards Interpretable Domain Adaptation
C. Raab, S. Saralajew, F.-M. Schleif ..................................................................... p. 83
Deep learning for graphs
Deep learning for graphs
D. Bacciu, F. M. Bianchi, B. Paassen, C. Alippi ................................................... p. 89
Dynamic Graph Echo State Networks
D. Tortorella, A. Micheli ....................................................................................... p. 99
Improving Graph Variational Autoencoders with Multi-Hop Simple Convolutions
E. J. Freitas do Nascimento, A. Souza, D. Mesquita ........................................... p. 105
Application of Graph Convolutions in a Lightweight Model for Skeletal Human Motion Forecasting
L. Hermes, B. Hammer, M. Schilling ................................................................... p. 111
Tangent Graph Convolutional Network
L. Pasa, N. Navarin, A. Sperduti ......................................................................... p. 117
Transformers for Molecular Graph Generation
T. Cofala, O. Kramer ........................................................................................... p. 123
Inductive learning for product assortment graph completion
M. Trincavelli, H. Dukic, G. Deligiorgis, P. Sepe, D. Bacciu ............................. p. 129
Deep learning and image processing
Evolutionary Deep Multi-Task Learning
O. Kramer ............................................................................................................ p. 135
Semantic Prediction: Which One Should Come First, Recognition or Prediction?
H. Farazi, J. Nogga, S. Behnke ............................................................................ p. 141
Deep Graph Convolutional Networks for Wind Speed Prediction
T. Stańczyk, S. Mehrkanoon ................................................................................. p. 147
Benign overfitting of fully connected Deep Nets:A Sobolev space viewpoint
S. Chretien, E. Caron-Parte ................................................................................ p. 153
Correlated Weights Neural Layer with external control
S. Golak ............................................................................................................... p. 159
Comprehensive Analysis of the Screening of COVID-19 Approaches in Chest X-ray Images from Portable Devices
D. Iglesias, J. de Moura, J. Novo, M. Ortega ...................................................... p. 165
Data-Efficient Training of High-Resolution Images in Medical Domain
S. Kunde, A. Pandit, K. Mahajan, M. Sharma, R. Singhal, L. Vig ....................... p. 171
CAS-Net: A Novel Coronary Artery Segmentation Neural Network
R. Hamdi, A. Kerkeni, M. H. Bedoui, A. Ben Abdallah ....................................... p. 177
Improved and Generalized Vine Line Detection on Aerial Images Using Asymmetrical Neural Networks and ML Subclassifiers
J. Treboux, R. Ingold, D. Genoud ........................................................................ p. 189
Cross-modal verification for 3D object detection
H. ZHANG, A. Rogozan, A. Bensrhair ................................................................. p. 195
Fourier-based Video Prediction through Relational Object Motion
M. Mosbach, S. Behnke........................................................................................ p. 201
Object Detection on Thermal Images: Performance of YOLOv4 Trained on Small Datasets
M. Chaverot, M. Carré, M. Jourlin, A. Bensrhair, R. Grisel ............................... p. 207
Temperature as a Regularizer for Semantic Segmentation
C. Kim, W.-S. Lee ................................................................................................ p. 213
Machine Learning for Measuring and Analyzing Online Social Communications
Machine Learning for Measuring and Analyzing Online Social Communications
C. Bronk, A. Lendasse, P. Lindner, D. S. Wallach, B. Hammer .......................... p. 219
Toxicity Detection in Online Comments with Limited Data: A Comparative Analysis
M. Lübbering, M. Pielka, K. Das, M. Gebauer, R. Ramamurthy, C. Bauckhage,
R. Sifa .................................................................................................................. p. 227
Emotional Intensity Level Analysis of Speech Emotional Intensity Estimation
M. Kawase, M. Nakayama ................................................................................... p. 233
Natural language processing
Weightless Neural Networks for text classification using tf-idf
A. Sorgente, M. De Gregorio, G. Vettigli ............................................................ p. 239
End-to-end Keyword Spotting using Xception-1d
I. Vallés-Pérez, J. Gómez-Sanchis, M. Martinez-Sober, J. Vila-Francés,
A.-J. Serrano López, E. Soria Olivas ................................................................... p. 245
Unsupervised Word Representations Learning with Bilinear Convolutional Network on Characters
T. Luka, L. Soulier, D. Picard .............................................................................. p. 251
TSR-DSAW: Table Structure Recognition via Deep Spatial Association of Words
A. Jain, S. Paliwal, M. Sharma, L. Vig ................................................................ p. 257
Sparse mixture of von Mises-Fisher distribution
F. Barbaro, F. Rossi ............................................................................................ p. 263
Towards Robust Auxiliary Tasks for Language Adaptation
G. Rocha, H. Lopes Cardoso ............................................................................... p. 269
Recurrent learning, and reinforcement learning
Continual Learning with Echo State Networks
A. Cossu, D. Bacciu, A. Carta, C. Gallicchio, V. Lomonaco ............................... p. 275
RecLVQ: Recurrent Learning Vector Quantization
J. Ravichandran, T. Villmann, M. Kaden ............................................................ p. 281
Improvement on Generative Adversarial Network for Targeted Drug Design
B. P. Santos, M. Abbasi, T. Pereira, B. Ribeiro, J. Arrais ................................... p. 287
Reservoir Computing by Discretizing ODEs
C. Gallicchio ........................................................................................................ p. 293
Constraint optimization for Echo State Networks applied to satellite image forecasting
J. J. Steil, Y. Lieder .............................................................................................. p. 299
Deep Echo State Networks for Functional Ambulation Categories Estimation
L. Pedrelli, E. Bergamini, M. Tramontano, G. Vannozzi, A. Mannini ................. p. 305
An Algorithmic Approach to Establish a Lower Bound for the Size of Semiring Neural Networks
M. Böhm, T. Schmid ............................................................................................. p. 311
Echo-state neural networks forecasting steelworks off-gases for their dispatching in CH4 and CH3OH syntheses reactors
I. Matino, S. Dettori, V. Colla, K. Rechberger, N. Kieberger .............................. p. 317
Deep Learning Model for Context-Dependent Survival Analysis
R. Langhendries, J. Lacaille ................................................................................ p. 323
Behavior Constraining in Weight Space for Offline Reinforcement Learning
P. Swazinna, S. Udluft, D. Hein, T. Runkler ........................................................ p. 329
Multiobjective Reinforcement Learning in Optimized Drug Design
M. Abbasi, T. Pereira, B. P. Santos, B. Ribeiro, J. Arrais ................................... p. 335
Density Independent Self-organized Support for Q-Value Function Interpolation in Reinforcement Learning
A. Calba, A. Dutech, J. Fix .................................................................................. p. 341
Complex Data: Learning Trustworthily, Automatically, and with Guarantees
Complex Data: Learning Trustworthily, Automatically, and with Guarantees
L. Oneto, N. Navarin, B. Biggio, F. Errica, A. Micheli, F. Scarselli,
M. Bianchini, A. Sperduti .................................................................................... p. 347
The Benefits of Adversarial Defence in Generalisation
L. Oneto, S. Ridella, D. Anguita .......................................................................... p. 357
Slope: A First-order Approach for Measuring Gradient Obfuscation
M. Pintor, L. Demetrio, G. Manca, B. Biggio, F. Roli ......................................... p. 363
Robust Malware Classification via Deep Graph Networks on Call Graph Topologies
F. Errica, G. Iadarola, F. Martinelli, F. Mercaldo, A. Micheli ........................... p. 369
Boundary-Based Fairness Constraints in Decision Trees and Random Forests
G. Nanfack, V. Delchevalerie, B. Frénay ............................................................ p. 375
Model selection
NNBMSS: a Novel and Fast Method for Model Structure Selection
A. Lendasse, K. Khan, E. Ratner ........................................................................ p. 381
Pruning Neural Networks with Supermasks
V. Rolfs, M. Kerzel, S. Wermter ........................................................................... p. 387
Compact Neural Architecture Search for Local Climate Zones Classification
R. Traore, A. Camero, X. Zhu .............................................................................. p. 393
Unsupervised learning
Anomalous Cluster Detection in Large Networks with Diffusion-Percolation Testing
C. Larroche, J. Mazel, S. Clémençon .................................................................. p. 399
Calliope - A Polyphonic Music Transformer
A. Valenti, S. Berti, D. Bacciu ............................................................................. p. 405
Dynamic clustering and modeling of temporal data subject to common regressive effects
L. Bonfils, A. Same, L. Oukhellou ........................................................................ p. 411
Stochastic quartet approach for fast multidimensional scaling
P. Lambert, C. de Bodt, M. Verleysen, J. Lee ...................................................... p. 417
Federated Learning approach for SpectralClustering
E. Hernández-Pereira, O. Fontenla-Romero, B. Guijarro-Berdiñas,
B. Pérez Sánchez .................................................................................................. p. 423
Validating static call graph-based malware signatures using community detection methods
A. Mester, Z. Bodó ............................................................................................... p. 429
Impact of data subsamplings in Fast Multi-Scale Neighbor Embedding.
P. Lambert, J. Lee, M. Verleysen, C. de Bodt ...................................................... p. 435
Semi-supervised learning with Bayesian Confidence Propagation Neural Network
N. B. Ravichandran, A. Lansner, P. Herman ....................................................... p. 441
Combining Attack Success Rate and DetectionRate for effective Universal Adversarial Attacks
V. Poggioni, A. E. Baia, A. Milani ....................................................................... p. 447µ
Machine learning and data mining for urban mobility intelligence
Machine learning and data mining for urban mobility intelligence
E. Come, L. Oukhellou, A. Same, L. Sun.............................................................. p. 453
Multivariate Time Series Multi-Coclustering. Application to Advanced Driving Assistance System Validation
E. Goffinet, M. Lebbah, H. Azzag, L. Giraldi, A. Coutant ................................... p. 463
Unsupervised Real-time Anomaly Detection for Multivariate Mobile Phone Traffic Series
E. Akopyan, A. Furno, N.-E. El Faouzi, E. Gaume .............................................. p. 469
In-Station Train Movements Prediction: from Shallow to Deep Multi Scale Models
G. Boleto, L. Oneto, M. Cardellini, M. Maratea, M. Vallati, R. Canepa,
D. Anguita ............................................................................................................ p. 475
Deep Neural Networks for Classification of Riding Patterns: with a focus on explainability
M. leyli abadi, A. boubezoul ................................................................................ p. 481
A Lightweight Approach for Origin-Destination Matrix Anonymization
B. Matet, E. Come, A. Furno, L. Bonnetain, L. Oukhellou, N.-E. El Faouzi ....... p. 487
Supervised learning
Supervised learning of convex piecewise linear approximations of optimization problems
L. Duchesne, Q. Louveaux, L. Wehenkel ............................................................. p. 493
Real-time On-edge Classification: an Application to Domestic Acoustic Event Recognition
L. Vuegen, P. Karsmakers ................................................................................... p. 499
Functional Gradient Descent for n-Tuple Regression
R. Katopodis, P. Lima, F. França ........................................................................ p. 505
Estimating uncertainty in radiation oncology dose prediction with dropout and bootstrap in U-Net models
J. Lee, A. Vanginderdeuren, M. Huet-Dastarac, A. M. Barragan Montero ........ p. 511
Hierarchical Planning in Multilayered State-Action Networks
M. Brucklacher, H. A. Mallot, T. Baumann ......................................................... p. 517
Distribution Preserving Multiple Hypotheses Prediction for Uncertainty Modeling
T. Leemann, M. Sackmann, J. Thielecke, U. Hofmann ........................................ p. 523
Orientation Adaptive Minimal Learning Machine for Directions of Atomic Forces
A. Pihlajamäki, J. Linja, J. Hämäläinen, P. Nieminen, S. Malola,
T. Kärkkäinen, H. Häkkinen ................................................................................ p. 529
Estimating Formulas for Model Performance Under Noisy Labels Using Symbolic Regression
F. S. Khoo, D. Zhu, M. A. Hedderich, D. Klakow ................................................ p. 535
A Multi-ELM Model for Incomplete Data
B. Chi, A. Lendasse, E. Ratner, R. Hu ................................................................. p. 541
Interpretable Models in Machine Learning and Explainable Artificial Intelligence
The Coming of Age of Interpretable and Explainable Machine Learning Models
P. Lisboa, S. Saralajew, A. Vellido, T. Villmann ................................................. p. 547
AGLVQ - Making Generalized Vector Quantization Algorithms Aware of Context
T. Graeber, S. Vetter, S. Saralajew, M. Unterreiner, D. Schramm ...................... p. 557
A Parameterless t-SNE for Faithful Cluster Embeddings from Prototype-based Learning and CONN Similarity
J. Taylor, E. Merényi ........................................................................................... p. 563
Handling Correlations in Random Forests: which Impacts on Variable Importance and Model Interpretability?
M. Chavent, J. Lacaille, A. Mourer, M. Olteanu ................................................. p. 569
The partial response SVM
B. Walters, S. Ortega-Martorell, I. Olier, P. Lisboa ........................................... p. 575
The LVQ-based Counter Propagation Network -- an Interpretable Information Bottleneck Approach
M. Kaden, R. Schubert, M. Mohannazadeh Bakhtiari, L. Schwarz,
T. Villmann .......................................................................................................... p. 581
Geometric Probing of Word Vectors
M. Babazhanova, M. Tezekbayev, Z. Assylbekov .................................................p. 587
Context-specific sampling method for contextual explanations
M. Madhikermi, A. Malhi, K. Främling ............................................................... p. 593
SmoothLRP: Smoothing LRP by Averaging over Stochastic Input Variations
A. Raulf, S. Däubener, B. Hack, A. Mosig, A. Fischer ......................................... p. 599
A Baseline for Shapley Values in MLPs: from Missingness to Neutrality
C. Izzo, A. Lipani, R. Okhrati, F. Medda ............................................................. p. 605
Time series and signal processing
Quantifying Resemblance of Synthetic Medical Time-Series
K. Bhanot, S. Dash, J. Pedersen, I. Guyon, K. Bennett ....................................... p. 611
Differentially Private Time Series Generation
H. Arnout, J. Bronner, T. Runkler ....................................................................... p. 617
Fusion of estimations from two modalities using the Viterbi's algorithm: application to fetal heart rate monitoring
R. Souriau, J. Fontecave-Jallon, B. Rivet ............................................................ p. 623
Convolutional Neural Network Architecture for Classification of Aircraft Engines Flight Time Series
D. Bay, C. Bisot ................................................................................................... p. 629
Multi-perspective embedding for non-metric time series classification
M. Münch, S. Heilig, F.-M. Schleif ...................................................................... p. 635
IF: Iterative Fractional Optimization
S. Chatterjee, S. Das, S. Pequito .......................................................................... p. 641
Classification
A Relational Model for One-Shot Classification
A. Polis, A. Ilin..................................................................................................... p. 647
Instance-Based Multi-Label Classification via Multi-Target Distance Regression
J. Hämäläinen, P. Nieminen, T. Kärkkäinen ....................................................... p. 653
A bag of nodes primer on weightless graph classification
R. Barbosa, D. Carvalho, P. Lima, F. França ..................................................... p. 659
Gradient representations in ReLU networks as similarity functions
B. Daróczy, D. Rácz ............................................................................................. p. 665
Author index ................................................................................................ p. 671
Committees ................................................................................................... p. 675