On Thursday 29th of March,
Matti Aksela, a researcher from our laboratory, defended
his thesis on "Adaptive combinations of classifiers with application to on-line handwritten character recognition”. Opponent was Prof.
Robert P.W. Duin (Delft University of Technology). A day earlier, prof. Duin had given an interesting presentation on "Non-Euclidean Problems in Human Centered Information Processing".
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The continuation of the thesis party took place in restaurant Mecca in which one of the most talented contemporary Finnish violinists,
Pekka Kuusisto, had a concert in which he played Cafe del Mar style music chosen by Dj Yuhis. As the last piece, Kuusisto played Bach's g minor Adagio from six Sonatas and Partitas for Violin. A great day altogether!
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