Michèle Sebag is affiliated with the University of Paris-Saclay in France and has a research focus predominantly in computer science, with a significant contribution to artificial intelligence. Their work spans various subfields including artificial intelligence, molecular biology, computer vision and pattern recognition, statistical and nonlinear physics, and computer networks and communications.
The scientist's research covers a range of topics, with notable emphasis on Bayesian modeling and causal inference, machine learning and data classification, neural networks and applications, generative adversarial networks and image synthesis, topic modeling, single-cell and spatial transcriptomics, and model reduction and neural networks.
Michèle Sebag has contributed to multiple publication venues, including.
Frequently collaborating with other researchers, Sebag's coauthors include:
Recent publications by Michèle Sebag comprise:
In addition to journal and conference publications, Sebag has authored books published by the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, including "Actes de la conférence CAID 2020" released in 2021.
Michèle Sebag;Michèle Sebag;Antoine Ducoulombier;Antoine Ducoulombier
Sylvain Gelly;Levente Kocsis;Marc Schoenauer;Michèle Sebag
A. Termier;M.-C. Rousset;M. Sebag
S. Abiteboul;V. Aguilera;S. Ailleret;B. Amann
Luis DaCosta;Alvaro Fialho;Marc Schoenauer;Michèle Sebag
Álvaro Fialho;Luis Da Costa;Marc Schoenauer;Michèle Sebag
Tianshi Chen;Yunji Chen;Marc Duranton;Qi Guo
Riad Akrour;Marc Schoenauer;Michèle Sebag
Michele Sebag;Celine Rouveirol
Álvaro Fialho;Luís Costa;Marc Schoenauer;Michèle Sebag
Isabelle Guyon;Isabelle Guyon;Lisheng Sun-Hosoya;Lisheng Sun-Hosoya;Marc Boullé;Hugo Jair Escalante
Riad Akrour;Marc Schoenauer;Michele Sebag
Xiangliang Zhang;Cyril Furtlehner;Michèle Sebag
Ilya Loshchilov;Marc Schoenauer;Michèle Sebag
Xiangliang Zhang;Cyril Furtlehner;Cécile Germain-Renaud;Michèle Sebag
Cédric Hartland;Sylvain Gelly;Nicolas Baskiotis;Olivier Teytaud
Hatem Hamda;François Jouve;Evelyne Lutton;Marc Schoenauer
Ilya Loshchilov;Marc Schoenauer;Michele Sebag
Romaric Gaudel;Michele Sebag
Remy Kusters;Dusan Misevic;Hugues Berry;Antoine Cully
Nicolas Galichet;Michèle Sebag;Olivier Teytaud
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