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Olivier Christin began by recalling that, after a long period of eclipse between the Principate and the 11th century, the majority principle enjoyed a notable resurgence, despite strong resistance against which it had to assert itself. The ideal of …
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The third session then focused on a detailed analysis of the functionalist approach and its difficulties, highlighted in particular by its opponents, the "dispositional essentialists" (B. Ellis). We then assessed the merits and shortcomings of each of …
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The third lesson highlighted modal illusions, particularly those to which David Lewis's modal realism succumbs. The starting point was an analysis of the main conceptual distinctions (conceivable and possible, necessary a posteriori ; contingent a priori …
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N. Fanceschini's seminar focuses on bio-inspired approaches to flapping-wing flight and visual servoing techniques. …
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We'd now like to turn to one of the last notions that belong to the sphere of Bayesian models: the idea of "predictive coding" ( Mumford, 1992; Rao & Ballard, 1999). Indeed, the "Bayesian brain" hypothesis postulates that our brain infers, from sensory …
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The lecture introduces elements of differential geometry for the control of non-holonomic systems and their applications in mobile robotics. N. Fanceschini's seminar focuses on bio-inspired approaches to flapping-wing flight and visual servoing …
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This year's lecture focused on the various methods of decoherence control that have been developed in recent years in various fields of quantum information processing. Some methods apply to the correction of classical noise, in principle measurable and …
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