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Notice
AISB opportunities Bulletin Item
PhD in human activity modeling at IDIAP (Switzerland)
Contact: odobez@idiap.ch
PhD student position in computer vision:
human and scene activity modeling
The IDIAP Research Institute (www.idiap.ch),
a laboratory associated with EPFL (Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology, Lausanne), is looking
for a researcher interested in human and scene
activity modeling and recognition from video sequences
in indoor or outdoor scenes.
The goal will be to investigate principled methods
based on generative and discriminative modeling to
address various issues in multi-person tracking,
event and activity recognition, and visual data mining.
One focus of the research will be the use of
long term observations to model human and
scene activities.
The research will initially be conducted in the
context of the CARETAKER project
(http://www.ist-caretaker.org/), a multi-site
project funded by the European Community.
The project aims at recognizing events from long term
data recorded over a network of cameras in
real public transportation sites.
We are seeking for candidates with the follwing profile:
- solid knowledge of and programming experience with C++
- initial background in computer vision/image processing
or machine learning
- fluent in English, both written and spoken
- willing to travel
Start date:
As soon as possible. We will hire as soon
as a strong candidate is found.
Duration: 3 to 4 years.
The successful Ph.D student will be enrolled
in the EPFL doctoral program. Appointment for
the PhD student position is for a maximum
of 4 years, provided successful progress
are made.
Contact: Dr Jean-Marc Odobez
odobez@idiap.ch
Tel : +41 (0)27 721 77 26
About IDIAP:
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IDIAP is a research institute associated with EPFL (Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology, Lausanne) active in the fields of information
retrieval, speech, machine learning and vision (www.idiap.ch). IDIAP
is located in the town of Martigny in Valais, a scenic region in the
south of Switzerland, surrounded by the highest mountains of Europe,
and offering exciting recreational activities, including hiking,
climbing and skiing, as well as varied cultural activities.
IDIAP is an equal opportunity employer and offers competitive salaries
and conditions at all levels in a young, dynamic, and multicultural
environment.
Although IDIAP is located in the French part of Switzerland, English
is the main working language at IDIAP. Free French courses are also
provided.
Application:
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Interested candidates should submit their application
(detailed CV, name of three references)
by email to odobez@idiap.ch with cc to jobs@idiap.ch.
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