Laboratory of Applied Informatics
Contact
Institute of Computer Science, The Czech Academy of Sciences
Ing. Philippe Dubost, MBA
Competence
Volume and complexity of data that is used in day-to-day life is increasing rapidly and both private companies and public institutions have to tackle the challenge of using the data in effective and beneficial manner. This area is well aligned with the field of research of Institute of Computer Science. The role of Laboratory of Applied Informatics is to provide the platform that brings together state-of-the-art research and practical needs of applied sector. The laboratory is dedicated to real-world testing of new scientific results that belong to selected fields of computer science and collected know-how and experience is used to transfer the knowledge into applications. Working with real-world data is the next step for application of new algorithms and methods. This usually means that a number of issues has to be solved that are not present in previous basic research. Close collaboration with partners from the applied sector is required to move scientific results closer to applications that respect particular needs and technical constraints given by application domain.
The key areas of competence of the laboratory include:
- analysis and modelling of complex systems using methodology for both linear and non-linear analyses,
- selected applications of large-scale computing, including parallel processing on HPC (high performance computing) clusters,
- methods of artificial intelligence – machine learning in particular (including artificial neural networks) computed using heterogeneous multiprocessor systems and GPU architectures with possibility to use processing on cloud platforms
- statistical analyses of complex data, statistical modelling, development of inference procedures, statistical experiment design.
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