Jean-Marc Vesin

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Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

PhD Programs

Doctoral Program in Electrical Engineering

PhD Students

Jeanningros Loïc François Andrée, Mc Cann Anna Mary,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Bertschi Mattia , Buttu Andréa , Dang Lam , Fallet Sibylle , Hoffmann Ulrich , Ihara Zenichi , Jousset Florian , Lemay Mathieu , Mirmohamadsadeghi Leila , Prudat Yann , Schleusing Olaf , Uldry Laurent Renaud , Van Zaen Jérôme Sébastien , Walckiers Grégoire , Yazdani Ashkan , Yazdani Sasan ,

Courses

Biomedical signal processing

The goal of this course is to introduce the techniques most commonly used for the analysis of biomedical signals, and to present concrete examples of their application for diagnosis purposes.

Nonlinear signal modeling and prediction

The literature on nonlinear signal processing has exploded, and it becomes more and more difficult to identify the most useful approaches for specific contexts. This course presents promising developments for the practical application of nonlinear signal models in various fields of engineering.