In french only Bertrand Coüasnon, maître de conférences à l’INSA de Rennes, Aurélie Lemaitre, maître de conférences à l’Université de Rennes 2, membres de l'équipe de recherche Intuidoc /Shadoc et leurs collègues s’intéressent à la création de systèmes hybrides d’analyse de documents. Dans le cadre du projet CollabScore financé par l’Agence nationale de la recherche (ANR), ils automatisent la [..]
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CollabScore, a musical score recognition system

When computer science synchronise with music through old musical scores...
On 21 June, Music Day, let's take a look at computers and music... Intuidoc 's research focuses on handwriting, gesture (2D and 3D) and document processing from a number of angles: analysis, recognition, composition and interpretation. Within the team, Bertrand Coüasnon , associate professor at INSA Rennes, and Aurélie Lemaitre , associate at Université Rennes 2, are particularly interested in the [..]

VOLUMETRIC CAPTURE TECHNOLOGIES FOR INTERACTIVE NARRATIVES
The world of animation, the art of visually moving motionless objects, has come a long way since the first animated films were produced over 100 years ago. Today, avatars have become omnipresent. These digital representations of real humans have entered the scene in modern video games, and are now being used in movies as well as in virtual and augmented reality entertainment. In the VirtUS team [..]

Algorithms to prevent pollen allergies
Detecting pollen allergies in order to better prevent them and respond to a real public health problem is the result of the research work of a team of scientists (CNRS, Irmar and IRISA) to which Esso Ridah BLEZA - a doctoral student in the Expression research team at IRISA - contributed as part of his CIFRE* thesis carried out within the start-up company Lify Air For some people, the arrival of [..]

A search engine capable of detecting information on 20th century reading habits
A search engine capable of detecting information on 20th century reading habits From the 19th century onwards, the massification of reading, the diversification of practices and, more recently, the digital revolution have made the observation of reading motivations and processes a complicated undertaking. The research field of Book Studies has already made it possible to clearly identify who reads [..]

From mesolithic to virtual reality
Beg-er-Vil the mesolithic village reconstituted in 3D Human remains and other artifacts dating back 8200 years found on the archaeological site of Beg-er-Vil in Quiberon, guided the archaeologist Gregor Marchand (CNRS research director at CReAAH) to IRISA to reconstruct in virtual reality, the entire site at different periods of excavation that lasted 7 years. Valérie Gouranton (teacher-researcher [..]

Multiple sclerosis: the PRIMUS hospital-university research programme supported by the State
PRIMUS winner of the 5th call for projects " Recherche hospitalo-universitaire en santé " PRIMUS (Projection in Multiple sclerosis) winner of the 5th call for projects « Recherche hospitalo-universitaire en santé » ( AAP #RHU )*. PRIMUS (Projection in Multiple sclerosis) is a project led by Professor Gilles Edan at the CHU de Rennes , in partnership with the CHU de Nantes and involving 12 other [..]

Multiple sclerosis: IRISA joined the "ARSEP Open Day
Multiple sclerosis : IRISA took part in the "ARSEP Open Day" to present advances in medical imaging research On Friday 26 November 2021, ARSEP, the Foundation for the Support of Research into Multiple Sclerosis ( Aide à la Recherche sur la Sclérose En Plaques) , organised an "Open Day" in several cities in France, including Rennes. The aim of this day was to present research in medical imaging and [..]