EuroCC Supercomputing Accelerator webinar: Explainable AI
EuroCC Slovakia has joined the #EuroCC Supercomputing Accelerator. The Supercomputing accelerator is a one-stop shop for adopting supercomputing to your advantage and save money. Join us for our webinar, which will be on the topic of: Explainable #AI
The presentation is divided into two parts. In the first part, we are going to provide an introduction to an exciting research field of eXplainable AI (XAI) and show some interesting applications, including how XAI methods help us to discover hidden flaws hidden inside big black-box models. In the second part, we are going to demonstrate how we utilize Devana in our daily work and how its HPC capabilities help us to boost our research.
Speakers Martin Tamajka – Lead
Research engineer ( Kempelen Institute
of Intelligent Technologies) and Ján Čegiň – PhD
student ( Kempelen Institute of Intelligent Technologies)
Date: 13. December; 16:00 CET
Venue: online via zoom
Registration
A few days before the webinar registered participants will receive an invitation to an online zoom meeting.
About EuroCC Supercomputing Accelerator
EuroCC Supercomputing Accelerator is a free service package to adopt supercomputing for business, research and innovation. EuroCC Supercomputing Accelerator is intended for companies from various areas
Supercomputing
technology helps businesses accelerate computing tasks and reduce
time-to-market. EuroCC Supercomputing Accelerator is the all-you-need
package to adopt supercomputing, step by step, and save more than
€116,000 in doing so.
Whether
you need to train artificial intelligence, run complex models or want
to transform big data into big success, we will help you find the
solution you need — through consulting, training and technical
support.
podpory.
The
call is open for all countries affiliated with EuroCC.
More info about EuroCC Supercomputing Accelerator.
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