Imprecise Probabilistic Machine Learning

Hi Everyone, 

This email only concerns itself with the students who have been assigned the slot on Thursday 31st July (16:00-19:00) for the final presentation. Due to Krik's travel we will need to reschedule your session. We will reach out to you with a new suitable date. 

Regards

Anurag 

Hi Everyone, 

PLEASE IGNORE THE LAST EMAIL. This is the new and final slot assignment for presentations. 

 

Tuesday 29th July 2025 (9:00-12:00)

1. Shao-Yun Guo

2. Yigit Yalin

3. Maurice Kunzler 

4. Joseph Sheils

 

Tuesday 29th July 2025 (16:00-19:00)

1. Senjuti Dutta

2. Megha Maria Akash

3. Ali El Chami 

4. Monseej Purkayastha

 

Wednesday 30h July 2025 (9:00-12:00)

1. Kanav Avasthi

2. Bartlomiej Pogodzinski

3. Huyen

 

Thursday 31st July 2025 (16:00-19:00)

1. Shakhriyor Khoshimov

2. Ali Zindari

3. Ali Kanso 

4. Parham

 

Regards

Anurag Singh

As communicated during the first session, the presentation is the primary determinant of your final grade (80%). It must demonstrate a thorough understanding of the assigned paper(s), which will be further evaluated during the Q&A session. While the final report contributes to the grade, it carries less weight (20%). 

The presentation consists of 30 minutes of talk and 15 minutes for Q&A session. Your presentation will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

• Clarity and Understanding: How clearly do you communicate the main contributions and key results of the paper(s) to a general audience in a way that reflects your own understanding?
• Contextual Awareness: How well do you demonstrate an understanding of the prior work that the paper(s) build upon?
• Engagement and Responsiveness: How effectively do you respond to relevant questions from the audience (primarily from me, Anurag, and your peers)?

After the final presentation, you will have a chance to revise your report and presentation before submitting them. The use of GenAI for writing assistance is permitted; however, students remain fully responsible for any resulting scientific misconduct, including plagiarism. We will check the extent to which GenAI is used in your final report.

Based on everyone's availability, we have decided the following dates/times as final presentation slots: 

• Tue 29 July, 09:00-12:00
• Tue 29, July, 16:00-19:00
• Wed 30 July, 09:00-12:00
• Thu 31 July, 16:00-19:00

For the time being, please mark them in your calendar. Detailed instructions on the final presentation will follow shortly.

We are finding the slots for the final presentation. To ensure alignment with everyone’s availability, please indicate your availability through this poll: 

https://terminplaner6.dfn.de/en/p/bf4aced8b5b1c1538cd959719947c004-1313733

If you’re not available in person, but can join via Zoom, then please also indicate that you’re available. 

Hi everyone, 

I am releasing a google form with a poll where you can select dates for seminar and also leave comments (if any) regarding clashes with other courses. 

 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdyZWs9u1dRkjif7_IAG8UmpO3cGyfo7FCN672a3LWL2Hdb_Q/viewform?usp=header

 

Let me know via email if you have any further questions or concerns!

 

Regards

Anurag

Now that everyone has been assigned a paper, the next step is to prepare an initial report and presentation on your assigned paper. The submission deadline is:

Friday, June 13th

They don’t need to be complete but should be substantial enough for us to provide feedback that will support your final presentation and report.

The templates can be found at https://dl.cispa.de/s/5pHYHEMyAo2sjYT and https://dl.cispa.de/s/5zWLYS8GrMY5272

Best,
Krikamol

Hi everyone,

I hope you enjoy reading the paper(s) that has been assigned to you. If you need any help, please do not hesitate to let me or Anurag know.

To make sure that everyone is on the same page, I would like to give everyone a special lecture on the introduction to imprecise probability on 

Friday 30th, 15:00-16:00 CEST Friday, June 6th, 15:00-16:00 CEST

The lecture will be on Zoom and it will be recorded for those who cannot attend the lecture. You will receive the Zoom link later this week.

Best,
Krikamol

Hi Everyone, 

We have released the final topic and paper assignment here. Fortunately, while ensuring maximum coverage of topics, we have been able to assign everyone an area from their top 2 choices. We have also tentatively assigned papers to read within the area. In case some paper is unassigned from your area and you want to read it instead. Please email me. 

Cheers

Anurag 

Hi Everyone, 

We have updated the topic areas and corresponding papers on CMS. You can find them here. 

We are also releasing a Google form to collect your preferences on topic areas. The form also has a poll on time slot preferences for our regular meetings.  

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSckfoP6AGmJ2agFhaEu46gH4Tuh93DtQIX86FijUmq1XTqmMw/viewform?usp=header

Please let me know via email if you have any additional questions. 

Regards

Anurag 

The briefing session and topic assignment of our seminar will take place on

May 8th, 15:00-17:00 CET at CISPA C0 - Room 0.07 

Use the following Zoom link to join virtually:

Join Zoom Meeting
https://cispa-de.zoom-x.de/j/63685981701?pwd=Mxu0Nao7gyDxP5Kc3k87S7eafvKflK.1

Meeting ID: 636 8598 1701
Passcode: %bW5%k

Looking forward to seeing everyone.