Activities

Supporting our PhD students is crucial for nurturing their talent and ensuring the success of their research. We are glad to be there for them, [...]

The literature is quite rich in efforts to model and analyze how different aspects of user behavior may drive the dissemination of a piece of [...]

Consider a local memory system receiving requests from a given catalog: the typical caching objective is to maximize its hit rate, i.e. the number of [...]

In this talk Carlos Zapata-Carratala will present evidence from recent work on hypergraph rewriting research and abstract algebra that points towards new ways to conceptualise [...]

Solara lets you build pure Python web apps. These apps work both inside the Jupyter Notebook and as standalone web apps. With Solara, you benefit [...]

This presentation navigates the intersection of 5G and virtualization, offering  a comprehensive guide to building a Kubernetes (K8s) cluster and configuring the OAI 5G core [...]

By analyzing a (hopefully) illuminating example in depth, we will show what a confidence interval really is, and what are the common traps in its [...]

The energy consumption of servers has been a critical research area, drawing significant interest from academic and industrial sectors. Various models have been developed to [...]

In the problem of aggregating experts' probabilistic predictions over an ordered set of outcomes, we introduce the axiom of level-strategy\-proofness (level-SP) and prove that it [...]

Abstract 1: Communication and computation services support- ing Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAVs) are characterized by stringent requirements, in terms of response time and reliability. [...]

As stated in WIkipedia, C is a general-purpose computer programming language. It was created in the 1970s by Dennis Ritchie, and remains very widely used [...]

A tournament is an oriented graph where there is exactly one edge between each pair of nodes, in one direction or the other, with the [...]

IPyWidgets is a popular Python library for creating interactive, customizable user interfaces in Jupyter Notebooks and other environments using the power of the Widgets system [...]

This talk presents a group signature scheme specifically designed for a cluster of moving vehicles. The group signature enables vehicles to authenticate themselves within dynamic [...]

The cake cutting problem arises when a cake must be divided fairly among individuals who have different preferences. In this presentation, after a brief explanation [...]

When attacking a new problem, the algorithm designer typically follows 3 main steps: rule out options that are unlikely to work well test the handful [...]

Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces are very promising physical-layer candidates for sixth-generation cellular networks. This international workshop will cover the main scientific and technological questions underlying this [...]

Manim is a tool used to programmatically create precise and high-quality animations. Based (almost) entirely on Python, manim evolved from being a powerful visualization engine [...]

Have you ever wondered how mathematicians "understand"? In a 1932 lecture, Hermann Weyl identified two key modes of mathematical reasoning: topology and abstract algebra. These, [...]

Quantum information theory has several puzzling properties. In particular, it predicts that information carried by quantum objects is incompatible with the use of the logical [...]

Anonymity networks play a crucial role in preserving privacy on the Internet by masking users' identities and guaranteeing the confidentiality of communications. In this talk, [...]

This tutorial delves into the intricacies of Beamer, a powerful LaTeX document class designed for crafting presentations. We will explore basic and advanced features and [...]

Quirk (https://algassert.com/quirk) is a drag-and-drop quantum circuit simulator that is easy to use and very interesting to understand how quantum computers works. In this session, [...]

Traditional machine learning systems were designed in a centralized man-ner. In such designs, the central entity maintains both the machine learningmodel and the data used [...]

Quirk (https://algassert.com/quirk) is a drag-and-drop quantum circuit simulator that is easy to use and very interesting to understand how quantum computers works. In this session, [...]

The one-time pad is an encryption technique that is proven to be unbreakable by an eavesdropper. It relies on a single-use secret key shared between [...]

D3.js is a JavaScript library that facilitates the creation and animation of HTML and SVG content representing a (possibly dynamic) data structure. While clearly more [...]

Tamarin Prover is an open source model checker for proving and verifying security protocols in the Dolev-Yao symbolic model, initially developed at the Information Security [...]

Acknowledgment: Joint work with Martin Haenggi (University of Notre Dame) The current analysis of wireless networks whose transceivers are confined to streets is largely based [...]

Federated Learning (FL) attempts to protect the privacy of the participants in the scheme by uploading locally-trained models from edge devices to a server, where [...]

An overview of François Durand and Lorenzo Maggi's activities on beamforming, energy savings, radiation exposure mitigation, and scheduling over the last few years. François' slides [...]

APT (Advanced Package Tool) is the package manager used under Debian and any Linux distribution based on Debian (Ubuntu, Mint, etc.). APT is used needed [...]

This talk precede the talk of Prof. Andrea Araldo "Technical and economic strategies for Multi-Tenant Edge Computing". The evolution of the architecture of Mobile Radio [...]

We consider in this thesis Edge Computing (EC) as a multi-tenant environment  where Net- work Operators (NOs) own edge resources deployed in base stations, central [...]

This talk, which will be the rehearsal of my thesis, addresses resource allocation problems in 5G networks. Our objective is to leverage network slicing (e.g. [...]

Joint Communication and Sensing (JCAS) is a technology aiming at integrating both communication and sensing in one single system. It requires the  reevaluation of network [...]

In-network computing technologies encompass a range of approaches and tools designed to enable computation and data processing within the network infrastructure, such as Network Interface [...]

In the realm of distributed machine learning, a novel approach called Gossip Learning, was presented in 2013 by the paper "Gossip Learning with Linear Models [...]

Luis Uzeda-Garcia and Stefano Paris will survey the topics of current and future interest to 3GPP.

A System X seminar. Please find all details and the registration form on the organiser's website : https://www.irt-systemx.fr/evenements/lyes-khoukhi-animera-un-seminarsystemx-le-16-novembre-2023/

When you develop a Python project, it is highly recommended that you design it as a Python package, which gives you access to a variety [...]

Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) technology are a promising physical-layer candidate for sixth-generation (6G) cellular networks. This paper provides a system-level performance assessment of RIS-assisted multi-input [...]

We present the class of projection methods for community detection that generalizes many popular community detection methods. In this framework, we represent each clustering (partition) [...]

Luis Uzeda-Garcia and Stefano Paris will survey the topics of current and future interest to 3GPP.

Federated learning (FL) is an emerging distributed learning technique, through  which models can be trained using the data collected by user devices in resource-constrained situations [...]

This work develops an analytical framework for downlink low earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications, leveraging tools from stochastic geometry. We propose a tractable approach to [...]

System security represents a big challenge for many organizations, and it must be specifically handled when a system is intended to be deployed in a [...]

Emma Caizergues will present Tikz, which is a language for producing vector graphics. In particular, I will show the method to draw graph-like figures (graphs, [...]

The aim of this talk is to present a quick overview of quantum networks. It will focus on their uses, how they operate, and most [...]

This semester, LINCS is organizing regular meetings on communication networks. These meetings take place on Fridays and are open to all LINCS members interested in [...]