Jens Madsen

I have been invited to talk at the Nordic.ai “festival”, 9th of March @Vega in Copenhagen, Denmark. The program indicates that its going to be 20+ variants of Machine Learning!!

To break up the stream of “how deep is your network” i will talk a little about how we define the question that we want to solve using ML. Specifically i will explore the different both evolutionary and cognitive psychological mechanisms we can target to make better music services.
See you there 🙂

I will be giving a number of talks at “Forskningens døgn”. If you are interested you can book etc. here Link

For a description in Danish read here

Matematik, musik og følelser

Last year i did an interview with Palle Vibe that works for the magazine “Alt om Data”, here are the efforts (its in danish)

It is always interesting to see how different people and journalist interpret your research. There is always a new angle and perspective, which makes it worth while and interesting to do these interviews 🙂

(click on the image to read the article)

Here is the talk i gave back in December at the DTU Alumni event about Big data (its in Danish). Its on a somewhat “high level” meaning most people should be able to follow and only digging in to details on occations.

People were very passive with responses during the talk, so i kept repeating things, just to be sure that people were following 🙂

I did experience some technical problems regarding the pointer, so you will see me really moving a lot on the stage.

I am giving a talk about big data and audio at a DTU Alumni event. I will be talking both about my walk with modeling emotions expressed in music and tough upon our work with the danish radio archive. See you there

Info about event

It seems that AI is the new black (as is my webpage ;))

Come hear my talk at the Embedded Everywhere 2016 workshop at The Danish Society of Engineers, IDA, Kalvebod Brygge 31-33, 1780 Copenhagen V, on 24. November.

You can see some more details here Info about event

Wow finally my webpage came up. A great thank you to Benjamin and his web programming skills 😀