Lecturer at the 2019 UPLINX Machine Learning School

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Lecturer at the 2019 UPLINX Machine Learning School. Michael Barz presents research topics from our group, e.g., how interactive machine learning and eye tracking can be used to support dementia patients in everyday life.

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