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Credits Course type: Lecture and exercise Language: English Date and place: Wednesdays, 10:00-14:00, SRG 1.024 / P2-05-416 Beginning: 15.10.2025 Exam: TBD Contents overview This class is organized in cooperation …
Over-Smoothing and Over-Correlation in Graph Neural Networks,” in Learning on Graphs Conference (pp. 35-1), 2023. PMLR. ( LoG 2023 ) A. Roth and T. Liebig, “Distilling Influences to Mitigate Prediction Churn …
research facility and focuses on two different research clusters, each subdivided into two fields: (1) Design of Metropolitan Areas: -Transformation and design of polycentric city regions, -Land use planning …
Maryam, (2017), "Land Suitability Assessment for Post-earthquake reconstruction (Case study: district 1, Tehran)", In International Conference on ICEPM, The 4th Environmental Planning & Management. Curriculum …
external action characterized as a random process. Examination The course examination consists of (1) a presentation of the project work and (2) an oral defense of the project results in which the student's …
collaborations in research, teaching and administration. With more than 120,000 students and almost 1,300 professors, the UA Ruhr is one of the largest and most productive academic locations in Germany …
has served on panels and advisory committees. His research and background studies have focused on (1) long-term developments of science institutions in context; and (2) technology dynamics and constructive …
Fokianos, K., & Fried, R. (2024). Spatio-Temporal Count Autoregression. Data Science in Science , 3 (1). https://doi.org/10.1080/26941899.2024.2425171 …
Question 1: Professor Leišytė, why is it so important, that the department made “Internationalization” one of its most important issues? Internationalization is recognized as a highly important priority …
Time of Geopolitical Tensions and Global Social Demands! Date: Tuesday, 21 November 2023 Time: 12.15–1.45 p.m. (CET) Venue: Vogelpothsweg 78 (CDI building), room 114 | Online via Zoom (hybrid event) Higher …
