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Guillermo Reyes

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Guillermo Reyes

Doctoral Researcher

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Research Interests

Computer VisionApplied Machine LearningContinuous LearningReinforcement LearningMulti-modal InteractionAttention GuidanceAutonomous Systems
 

Teaching

Seminar: Automotive User Interfaces (Winter 2019/2020)

Seminar: Applied Deep Learning in the Automotive Industry and Industry 4.0 (Winter 2018/2019)

Seminar: AI for the Transfer of Control from Autonomous Systems to Humans (Summer 2018)


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People at UMTL

  • Prof. Dr. Antonio Krüger
  • Gundula Kleiner
  • Iris Lambrecht
  • Dr. Florian Daiber
  • Dr. Pascal Lessel
  • Dr. Frederic Raber
  • Dr. Dimitar Valkov
  • Maximilian Altmeyer
  • Michael Barz
  • Jochen Britz
  • Donald Degraen
  • Tim Düwel
  • Martin Feick
  • Lukas Flohr
  • Amr Gomaa
  • Nico Herbig
  • Anke Hirsch
  • Denise Kahl
  • Frederic Kerber
  • Felix Kosmalla
  • Marcel Köster
  • Akhmajon Makhsadov
  • Kalliopi Meladaki
  • Christian Murlowski
  • Maurice Rekrut
  • Anna Milena Rothermel
  • Marc Schubhan
  • Guillermo Reyes
  • Frederik Wiehr
  • Julian Wolter
  • André Zenner

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Contact

DFKI GmbH, Floor +1
Saarland Informatics Campus
Campus D3_4
D-66123 Saarbrücken

Featured Projects

HexArcade: Predicting Hexad User Types By Using Gameful Applications
MMPE: A Multi-Modal Interface using Handwriting, Touch Reordering, and Speech Commands for Post-Editing Machine Translation
The Jam Plotter: A Student Project for the Interactive Systems Course

 

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