Quentin GRAILCaroline BRUNNAVER LABS EuropeAdrien BRUYATGianluca MONACITomi SILANDERNAVER LABS EuropeMatthias GALLEPhilippe WEINZAEPFELClaudine COMBENicolas MONETNaila MURRAYJérome REVAUDClaudine COMBEMartin HUMENBERGERNicolas MONETPhilippe WEINZAEPFELNAVER LABS Europe
24 October 2018
Helping machine reading models move towards machine reasoning.
23 October 2018
Fake news, popularity, health, financial and social risks: sentiment analysis is helping make sense of it all.
5 October 2018
The 2018 Deep Learning Indaba in September was a week-long gathering of more than 500 students, professors, industrial researchers and other AI practitioners, almost exclusively working on the African continent.
24 September 2018
Node Summit is a NodeJS* focused conference that takes place in San Francisco every year where NodeJS experts from around the world gather together in the same place for a week.
7 August 2018
Reinforcement learning is on the rise as is industry involvement in machine learning research more generally.
31 July 2018
A year has already passed since NAVER LABS Europe was born. Here we look at some of our highlights which combine lots of machine learning with lots of learning about NAVER, NAVER LABS, Korean culture and even quite a bit of learning about ourselves as we determined where we want to be a few years from now and how we're going to get there.
27 July 2018
ACL is the flagship event of the Association for Computational Linguistics and the most prestigious conference dedicated to Natural Language Processing (NLP). It changes continent every year from Asia/Pacific, Americas and Europe/Africa.
26 July 2018
This is our fourth and final article on CVPR2018. Lots of new approaches on the (3D) scene and some new datasets to look at.
26 July 2018
The third article in our four-part series on CVPR. Fashion, landmarks and breaking the SIFT descriptor record!
25 July 2018
The second article in the four-part series on CVPR 2018. Highlights on embedded vision and visual localization.
25 July 2018
This 4 part blog series is co-authored by computer vision scientists who went to the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) conference in Salt Lake City this year at the end of June.
20 July 2018
The PRAIRIE summer school in AI (PAISS) was ‘the best summer school we’ve ever organised’.
