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Coordinated path planning and motion control are crucial for collision-free navigation of a fleet of robots that share a space and potentially contend for the same [...]

As a programming language, JavaScript does has a few quirks here and there, but what truly sets it apart is the central role it plays [...]

Exceptionally, we'll have a session of the "Practical Network" Reading Group that will be moved to the usual schedule of the LINCS seminar. Philippe Martins [...]

Like regular applications, containers deployed within highly virtualized contexts need to communicate via a networking abstraction. In order to do so, common technologies adopt Linux [...]

The Open Radio Access Network (RAN) paradigm and its embodiment based on the O-RAN Alliance specifications is poised to transform the telecom ecosystem via virtualized [...]

I will define the unimodularity of random graphs and then I will give several examples of applications concerning tessellations, optimization, dynamic systems, etc. If time [...]

In this talk, we discuss the stability region characterization of a random network when a traffic model is integrated into the network geometry description. First, [...]

PettingZoo (https://pettingzoo.farama.org/) is an open source Python source library supported by Farama Foundation to accelerate research in multi-agent reinforcement learning (RL). Inheriting the standard features [...]

Future factories and warehouses will contain fleets of autonomous agents to assist with monitoring and control. In this talk we will describe a variety of [...]

Network calculus is a theoretical framework for performance guarantees in communication networks. Here we present a first introduction to some fundamental concepts and principles in [...]

Natural Language Processing is motivated by applications where computers should gain a semantic and syntactic understanding of human language. Recently, the field has been impacted [...]

In this presentation, we will introduce a class of distributed optimization algorithms for resource allocation problem, built on potential game and related to simulated annealing. We [...]

We consider the problem of path congestion avoidance in networks of quantum repeaters and terminals. In other words, the avoidance of situations when demands exceed [...]

Asyncio is a library to write concurrent code using the async/await syntax. Asyncio is used as a foundation for multiple Python asynchronous frameworks that provide [...]

Quantum cryptography [BBE92] consists of the communication of a shared secret key between two users (Alice and Bob) which prevents an eavesdropper (Eve) from intercepting [...]

Extended Reality (XR) has been one of the ambitious research topics under development for several decades and today it is becoming mature enough to appear [...]

Vehicular ad hoc networks are composed by vehicles sharing data over the radio channel. They are the basic infrastructure of Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS), [...]

You probably tried many times to execute a script on multiple files in parallel, or to download multiple files at the same time, only to [...]

PCANT is a solution for streamlining the deployment of arbitrary online traffic analysis methods inside networks. It allows network administrators to dynamically instantiate new monitoring [...]

The paradox of Condorcet (1785) is a phenomenon that occurs when people express their preferences amongst candidates. Calculating the limiting probability of the Condorcet paradox [...]

This year Annual Workshop with the Scientific Committe will take place in LINCS new premises in Palaiseau (@Télécom-Paris). Four members of our Scientific Committee will [...]

Following previous investigations by Üstünel   about the invertibility of some transformations on the Wiener space, we find some entropic conditions under which a random [...]

We tackle in this work the problem for a player to efficiently bid in Simultaneous Ascending Auctions (SAA). Although the success of SAA partially comes [...]

Enumerating graphs with a given degree sequence is a problem of interest in many fields such as voting theory and statistics. If we are able [...]

With the densification of wireless networks and the increasing standards of wireless communication protocols, the study of the stochastic stability of wireless networks becomes increasingly [...]

Convex Optimization provide a set of fast, practical tools and algorithms which have applications accross many fields, from Machine Learning to Networking or Finance. However, [...]

Applications of machine learning to networking, from performance diagnosis to security, have conventionally relied on models that are trained on offline packet traces, without regard [...]

Submodularity is a property that models "diminishing return", when the benefits of adding a new element to a set decreases with the size of the [...]

Bizon Monroc Claire Inria PhD Informatique Le Corre Thomas  Inria PhD Smart greed Shilov Ilia  Inria PhD Game theoretic approaches for decentralized electricity markets Weber [...]

  Davydov Michel  Inria PhD Dynamiques markoviennes à base de processus ponctuels et leurs applications Khaniha Sayeh  Inria PhD   Popineau Pierre  Inria PhD Study [...]

Gym by OpenAI is an open source interface to reinforcement learning (RL) tasks. It comes with a set of standard tasks useful for benchmarking RL [...]

The emergence of new technologies (Internet of Things, smart cities, autonomous vehicles, health, industrial automation, ...) requires efficient resource allocation to satisfy the demand. These [...]

We consider the problem of a multiagent system where entities meet and interact in a pairwise fashion. Agents may rate the outcome of the interaction [...]

We consider in this work Edge Computing (EC) in a multi-tenant environment: the resource owner, i.e., the Network Operator (NO), virtualizes the resources and lets [...]

All kinds of Internet maps have been produced to emphasize various features of the network such as undersea cables [1], relationships between autonomous systems [2] [...]

What is often done: Explain basics of OOP (e.g. syntax), Give principles of clean programming (e.g. SOLID) with simplified examples, more or less realistic. What [...]

  Elkael Maxime Télécom-SudParis (IMT) PhD Reinforcement learning, Networking Ben Ameur Ayoub  Télécom-SudParis (IMT) PhD Edge computing Bezerra de Araujo Joao Paulo Télécom-Paris (IMT) PhD [...]

Many important distributed computing problems cannot be solved in purely asynchronous fault-prone systems. These impossibilities can be circumvented with failure detectors, distributed oracles that provide [...]

Ad placement in web-browsing and wireless mobiles is an increasingly important component of the advertisement market. The market size is over $ 100 billion and [...]

Despite being critical infrastructure, it remains challenging to accurately position the physical location of Internet routers. In contrast to end-host geolocation where provider databases, registry [...]

SageMath is a free open-source mathematics software system licensed under the GPL. It builds on top of many existing open-source packages: NumPy, SciPy, matplotlib, Sympy, [...]

With the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies, interest in digital signatures for securing keys is also on the rise. Researchers have been attempting since the 90’s [...]

The bulk of the scientific talks on wireless communication begin with: "Let’s consider the classic model y = Hx where x and y are the [...]

LINCS-NEMO workshop on vehicular networks Program MARCH 2022, THURSDAY 10TH AND FRIDAY 11TH (9AM – 6PM) To make our vehicles smarter and our roads safer, communications [...]

We present methods for achieving slice guarantees in cellular networks by adjusting the MAC scheduling weights. A network slice is a portion of a network [...]

Once you know the basics of object-oriented programming, a more difficult step can be to design the architecture of your code for a given project: [...]

The network topology of the internet and its dynamics has been studied extensively for two decades. Meanwhile, Latapy et al. extended graph theory to capture [...]

An anomaly (also known as outlier) is an instance that significantly deviates from the rest of the input data and being defined by Hawkins as [...]

Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems allow connected vehicles to communicate with each other, with the road-side infrastructure, and with other smart devices to improve road safety [...]

A graph is a mathematical object that makes it possible to represent relationships (called edges) between entities (called nodes). Graphs have long been a focal [...]

We will deep dive into the OOP paradigm and see how it’s implemented in Python. This session will be beginner-friendly and aims to give explanations and practical [...]