Software Enginering SIG

The Software Engineering Special Interest Group (SIG) is a network where industry and academia meet for formal lectures and informal discussion about different topics of interest within software engineering, including topics such as architecture, testing and emerging technologies.

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Statistical and Syntactic Pattern Recognition

A one week course in Statistical and Syntactic Pattern Recognition starts Tuesday 10 April at 1200 hours in Aud C. The course is open for external candidates and participants from companies are very welcome to enter. To participate in the course the participant should have qualifications similar to entering a masters program (i.e. bachelor degree or similar). The course will be given by John B. Oommen, Professor at Carleton University, Canada and Professor II at Agder University College. More information about the course is available here.

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