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News and updates
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International JU & MUNI Sustainability Days
🗞 Tomorrow Rafal gives an Opening lecture: “Cities Managed by AI - Fiction or Reality” at Intl JU&MUNI Sustainability Days “Towards a Vision of Sustainable University”. Delivered to participants from 7 different Unis aiming to make their campuses sustainable. See more details
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Modelling2024
I presented our DEEN method to decompose graphs at Modelling 2024 conference at Cracow University of Technology - slides.
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AAMAS Conference in Auckland
Together with Farnoud Ghasemi we introduce the agent based model that captures highly non-linear and microscopic phenomena, the first out there to reproduce the actually observed platform growth patterns. We present it today at #AAMAS conference in Auckland. Full paper available here
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Anastasia & Onur at ICLR2024
Anastasia and Onur during their first conference since they joined COeXISTENCE team! At ICLR 2024 they both had an opportunity to update knowledge on the learning representations and hold discussions with not only academic staff and industrial researchers, but also other students. I am confident that the experience gained this year will bring benefits. Just look at these happy faces!
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Online meeting with Gunnar Flötteröd
Today our #COeXISTENCE lab met with prof. Gunnar Flötteröd from Linköping University. We presented our thought on the traffic equilibria, surprisingly a lot of open research questions in this classical problem, specifically in the context of #CAV - great opportunity.
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Lecture at Auditorium Maximum
🗞 Complex social systems simulations – human behavior modeling, lecture on Friday at Auditorium Maximum- I will be talking about how challenging is introducing the human factor into models and simulations considering humans have their unpredictability and free will what makes simulations more complex. The main question is how do we incorporate these aspects into modeling. Together with the audience I will go on a journey through various examples, from road traffic to pedestrian traffic simulations, presenting how human decisions can shape social phenomena. Finally, I will show how to use artificial intelligence in simulations where people compete for limited resources with intelligent machines 🤖.
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Faculty Day
Young blood at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science during the 16th edition of the Faculty Day! So many inspiring lectures, fruitful discussions and workshops including mine conducted together with Zoltán Varga. Complex social systems simulation at the example of road traffic occured to be very vivid theme for all participants. Such brainstorming atmosphere urges us for further action. I am very proud I could be the part of this initiative. Let me take you there
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Meeting with JU Rector
Great honour to meet with the Jagiellonian University Representatives and my colleagues from other faculties, who also run ERC grants. I talked about the progress in my COeXISTENCE grant, future plans and challenges. Check out more here
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Meet Arek at TRB
Not in DC this year, but you may meet Arkadiusz Drabicki who presented our Transit work at TRBAM with Oded Cats.
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Christmas Party
Such a wonderful evening at #Krakow’s Kazimierz. Not only a Christmas Party, but also the first time when the complete team of #ERC #COeXISTENCE had a chance to meet and integrate with themselves as well as with ‘older’ friends. 👐 Ten brilliant minds, working now at Jagiellonian University to contribute towards future urban mobility. Great pride of you, wish all the best in the coming year!
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Our results published in JoTG
🗞 When ride-pooling is attractive/efficient for all the parties involved (passengers, platforms/providers, city/environment/sustainability)? We examined half a year (1.5 million trip sample) from NYC, run 9 000 experiments with our 𝐄𝐱𝐌𝐀𝐒 and report 6 KPIs to move beyond the well-known 𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐦𝐚𝐬𝐬 and better understand ride-pooling potential. See our results in Journal of Transport Geography with Olha Shulika, Michał Bujak and Farnoud Ghasemi.