L’équipe TWEAK du LIRIS invite Raphaël Troncy pour un séminaire FIL le 16 septembre à 14h, intitulé Smelling the Past Without Hallucination.
Vous êtes cordialement invités à venir y assister à l’INSA Lyon, Batiment Ada Lovelace, 3ème étage, salle 501.337.
(tram T1/T4 arrêt La Doua Gaston Berger)

Un lien visio est également disponible :

https://insa-lyon-fr.zoom.us/j/93813762699?pwd=sbTiFT3yxJiwomabmUdB5KJXj9k9ai.1

ID de réunion: 938 1376 2699

Code secret: LIRIS

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Smelling the Past Without Hallucination

Abstract:
Odeuropa is a European research project (2021-2024) which has gathered
40 researchers from 6 European countries and had for objective to create
an encyclopedia of the odors from the past. In this talk, I will show
how we have trained models that can see and read smells. In particular,
I will present the largest knowledge graph representing more than 2.5
million olfactory references extracted from images and texts in 6
languages published between the 15th and 19th century. I will present an
exploratory search engine enabling to access this trove of data as well
as a serious game that aims to guess the smell you have in mind. I will
finally show how to talk with this historical data in a truthful manner
with historical grounded references.

Bio:
Raphaël Troncy is an Associate Professor at the Data Science Department
of EURECOM, France since 2009, leading the Data-2-Knowledge team. His
main research interest concerns the use of semantic web technologies for
data integration, information extraction from text, tables and
multimedia documents, and recommender systems. He has applied his
research in diverse sectors such as Creative Industries, Cultural
Heritage, Tourism, Automotive, Telecommunication and Energy where the
goal has been to produce specialized Knowledge Graphs and AI-based
application for discovering and interacting with the data. More
recently, he is developing an assistant supporting student’s learning of
graduated courses based on LLMs. He was General Chair of The Web
Conference 2022, Program Chair of the European Semantic Web Conference
2024 and he has published more than 250 papers.
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