Filippo Bianchi from UiT presenting a tutorial on explainability for graph neural networks.
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Benjamin Ricaud

Filippo Bianchi from UiT presenting a tutorial on explainability for graph neural networks.

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Tromsø Local Meetup for the Learning on Graphs conference

Tromsø Local Meetup for the Learning on Graphs conference

For the second edition of the purely online Learning on Graphs conference (https://logconference.org), local in-person meetups were organized all over the world. One of them took place at UiT, Tromsø, on the 30th of November and gathered the nordic community of graph enthusiasts. The program was a mix of in-person tutorials, demos, exchanges with the local community and online streaming of the main LoG conference. It was a great moment for learning about graphs and exchanging on the latest development in the field of graph and machine learning. The event was supported by the research centers SFI Visual Intelligence and SFF Integreat. We look forward to next year edition!

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