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For the paper ?SkipClick: Combining Quick Responses and Low-Level Features for Interactive Segmentation in Winter Sports Contexts” the authors Robin Sch?n, Julian Lorenz, Daniel Kienzle and Rainer Lienhart received the best paper award at the workshop on Computer Vision for Winter Sports. The workshop took place at the WACV 2025 in Tucson, Arizona.

[Chair for Machine Learning & Computer Vision]

Today, Prof. Michael Seufert will give a talk on Machine Learning-supported Network Management for User-centric Communication Networks at the IfI Colloquium at the University of Zurich. In his talk, he will discuss how machine learning techniques can be used to optimize and control modern communication networks in order to improve the user experience. [Networked Embedded Systems and Communication Systems]

We are pleased to welcome Samuel Hufen as a new research assistant at our chair starting today. We look forward to working together and wish him a great start! [Networked Embedded Systems and Communication Systems]

Our research paper titled "To Cap or Not to Cap: Bandwidth Capping Effects on Network Interactions and QoE of Competing Short Video Streams," co-authored by our chair in collaboration with researchers from the University of Würzburg and AT&T Labs in the USA, has been accepted to the 16th ACM Multimedia Systems Conference (MMSys). [Networked Embedded Systems and Communication Systems]

Guest course on Mobile & Location Based Services (MLBS) by Prof. Anto Aasa (Tartu University) [Applied Geoinformatics]

Please note our "International Symposium GeoAnalytics for Sustainable and Livable Cities" Aug. 17th, 2025, Vancouver, Canada, https://asiacarto.org/ica2025/ [Applied Geoinformatics]