Day 2

Tuesday, 16th April 2024


 Opening & Group Picture  08.0 a.m. - 09.00 a.m.





Challenges and Opportunities for Generative AI in Africa 

 Jacki O'Neill | Microsoft Africa Research Institute (MARI), Nairobi County  |  09.00 - 09.45 

A physics-informed neural network framework for modeling obstacle-related equations 

 Hamid Elbahja  | AIMS RIC  |  09.45 - 10.30

Physics-informed neural networks for Timoshenko system with  Thermoelasticity  

 Sabrine Chebbi  | University of Tübingen & AIMS South Africa  |  10.45 - 11.30   

Delving into Scientific Machine Learning: Solving Partial Differential Equations and related Parameter Identification Problems with TorchPhysics 

 Derick Tanyu | Universität Bremen, Germany  |  11.30 - 12.15   

Geometric and Algebraic Aspects of Knowledge Graph Embedding   

 Kossi Amouzouvi | TU Dresden, Germany  |  13.30 - 14.15   

Computer Vision in Practice: Off-the-shelf or Own Shelf?   

Anna Bosman  | University of Pretoria, South Africa  |  14.15 .- 15.00   

Data Analysis and Forecasting of COVID-19 Within African Regions   

 Louis Fendji  | University of Ngaoundéré, Cameroon  |  15.00 - 15.45   

Interpolating between MCMC sampling and variational inference with infinite stochastic mixtures 

 Richard Lange  | RIT, New York  |  16.05 - 16.50   

Image-based, AI-assisted detection of early stress response in plant leaves  

  Alice Malivert   | Imperial College London, UK |  16.50 - 17.35   

Security and Robustness of Machine Learning under Vulnerable Cyberinfrastructure and Varying Data Quality 

  Sergei Chuprov     | RIT, New York  |  17.35 - 18.20