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Reading of recent articles. This seminar has been organized successively by: Basile Fraboni, Axel Paris, Bastien Doignies, Bastien Saillant, and Gaspard Thévenon.

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  1. Reading group Neural importance sampling of many lights Presented by Bastien Doignies
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  2. Reading group Deep Medial Fields Presented by Hugo Schott
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  3. Reading group Fair coins tend to land on the same side they started: evidence from 350,757 flips Presented by Bastien Doignies
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  4. Reading group Dynamic Skeletonization via Variational Medial Axis Sampling Presented by Mattéo Clémot
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  5. Reading group A new workflow for mapping dune features (outline, crestline and defects) combining deep learning and skeletonization from DEM-derived data Presented by Alice Malosse
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  6. Reading group Lipschitz Pruning: Hierarchical Simplification of Primitive-Based SDFs Presented by Hugo Schott
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  7. Reading group Large Steps in Inverse Rendering of Geometry Presented by Gaspard Thévenon
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  8. Reading group Classic Nintendo Games are (Computationally) Hard Presented by Bastien Doignies
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  9. Reading group OT-Flow: Fast and Accurate Continuous Normalizing Flows via Optimal Transport Presented by Camille Buonomo
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  10. Reading group Large-Scale High-Dimensional Clustering with Fast Sketching Presented by Baptiste Genest
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  11. Reading group Procedural Grass in Ghost of Tsushima Presented by Bastien Saillant
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  12. Reading group Micrograin BSDF Model for the Rendering of Porous Layers Presented by Gaspard Thévenon
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  13. Reading group Cyclogenesis: Simulating Hurricanes and Tornadoes Presented by Alice Malosse
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  14. Reading group Revisiting Code Similarity Evaluation with Abstract Syntax Tree Edit Distance Presented by Bastien Saillant
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  15. Reading group PIGEON: Predicting Image Geolocations Presented by Bastien Doignies
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