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Samsonovich A.

Samsonovich Alexei Vladimir

Degree: Philosophiae Doctor

Professor

Department of Cybernetics (22, ИИКС КАФ.22)
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Languages

english
Works at MEPhI since 2015
Work Experience: 41 years

About

A. V. Samsonovich - Professor of the Department of Cybernetics of ICIS NRNU MEPhI, head of the laboratory BICA Lab at ICIS NRNU MEPhI, scientific leader of ICIS NRNU MEPhI, chief researcher of ICIS NRNU MEPhI. From 1999 to 2020 - (co)PI of seven grants. The main scientific results of A.V. Samsonovich include: (1) the theory of biological continuous attractor neural networks; (2) a semantic mapping technique; (3) cognitive architectures GMU BICA (2006, jointly with K.A. De Jong) and eBICA, formalizing the model of social-emotional AI. Currently Samsonovich A.V. is working to combine cognitive (eBICA) and neural network approaches in AI.

Education

1980 — Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Courses

1. Biologically Inspired Cognitive Architectures
2. Cognitive Computing
3. Magnetic resonance imaging
4. Pedagogical practice
5. Practical Training (Research Work)
6. Research Term Project: Cybernetic Systems Design
7. System analysis, management and data processing
8. System Simulation (Matlab)

Publication activity

18
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23
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  1. Article
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    A Study of Conversational Intentionalities Expressed in Natural Language Using ChatGPT // Studies in Computational Intelligence, 2024 Vol. 1130 LNCS pp. 679-687 doi
  2. Article
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    Preface // Studies in Computational Intelligence, 2024 Vol. 1130 LNCS pp. v-vi
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    Registrar: A Social Conversational Agent Based on Cognitive and Statistical Models for a Limited Paradigm // Studies in Computational Intelligence, 2024 Vol. 1130 LNCS pp. 444-452 doi
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    A Socially Acceptable Conversational Agent Based on Cognitive Modeling and Machine Learning // Studies in Computational Intelligence, 2024 Vol. 1130 LNCS pp. 312-322 doi
  5. Article
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    Deep Learning Evolution: Using Genetic Algorithm to Modify Training Datasets // Studies in Computational Intelligence, 2024 Vol. 1130 LNCS pp. 627-634 doi
  6. Article
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    Selected Presentation Abstracts from BICA*AI 2023 // Studies in Computational Intelligence, 2024 Vol. 1130 LNCS pp. 14-17 doi
  7. Article
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    Mapping Action Units to Valence and Arousal Space Using Machine Learning // Studies in Computational Intelligence, 2024 Vol. 1130 LNCS pp. 348-355 doi
  8. Article
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    On the Possibility of Regulation of Human Emotions via Multimodal Social Interaction with an Embodied Agent Controlled by eBICA-Based Emotional Interaction Model // Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics), 2023 Vol. 13539 LNAI, Q2 pp. 374-383 doi
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    Inherent dimension of the affective space: Analysis using electromyography and machine learning // Cognitive Systems Research, 2023 Vol. 78, Q1 pp. 96-105 doi
  10. Article
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    Computational modeling of insight processes and artificial cognitive ontogeny // Cognitive Systems Research, 2023 Vol. 78, Q1 pp. 71-86 doi
  11. Article
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    Key Advanced Research Initiative: A Manifesto for the New-Generation Artificial Intelligence // Procedia Computer Science, 2022 Vol. 213, No. C, Q2 pp. 824-831 doi
  12. Article
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    A Socially Emotional Virtual Registrar Based on eBICA and Deep Learning // Procedia Computer Science, 2022 Vol. 213, No. C, Q2 pp. 738-746 doi
  13. Article
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    Physical simulation of oscillation and falling effects of objects in indoor earthquake scenarios // Visual Computer, 2022 Q2 doi
  14. Article
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    One Possibility of a Neuro-Symbolic Integration // Studies in Computational Intelligence, 2022 Vol. 1032 SCI, Q4 pp. 428-437 doi
  15. Article
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    Classification and Generation of Virtual Dancer Social Behaviors Based on Deep Learning in a Simple Virtual Environment Paradigm // Studies in Computational Intelligence, 2022 Vol. 1032 SCI, Q4 pp. 231-242 doi
  16. Article
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    A Virtual Actor Behavior Model Based on Emotional Biologically Inspired Cognitive Architecture // Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics), 2022 Vol. 13154 LNAI, Q2 pp. 221-227 doi
  17. Article
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    A Virtual Clown Behavior Model Based on Emotional Biologically Inspired Cognitive Architecture // Studies in Computational Intelligence, 2022 Vol. 1008 SCI, Q4 pp. 99-108 doi
  18. Article
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    Editorial // Cognitive Systems Research, 2021 Vol. 70, Q1 pp. 64 doi
  19. Article
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    Toward a socially acceptable model of emotional artificial intelligence // Procedia Computer Science, 2021 Vol. 190, Q2 pp. 771-788 doi
  20. Article
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    A proposal for modeling cognitive ontogeny based on the brainin-spired generic framework for social-emotional intelligent actors // Procedia Computer Science, 2021 Vol. 186, Q2 pp. 449-455 doi
  21. Article
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    Virtual partner dance as a paradigm for empirical study of cognitive models of emotional intelligence // Procedia Computer Science, 2021 Vol. 190, Q2 pp. 414-433 doi
  22. Article
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    Virtual Convention Center: A Socially Emotional Online/VR Conference Platform // Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 2021 Vol. 1310, НЕТ pp. 435-445 doi
  23. Article
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    The Loop of Nonverbal Communication Between Human and Virtual Actor: Mapping Between Spaces // Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 2021 Vol. 1310, НЕТ pp. 484-489 doi

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Повышение квалификации

December 08, 2020 — February 19, 2021 Digital literacy of the modern teacher (72 hours) NRNU MEPhI

Grants

May 2022 — Dec 2024 Socially-emotional artificial intelligence (SEAI) based on biologically inspired cognitive architectures (BICA) and deep learning Russian Science Foundation
Jan 2020 — Dec 2022 State Assignment Project "Analytical and numerical methods for studying mathematical models of complex systems". Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation
Apr 2018 — Dec 2020 Intellectual agents based on a cognitive model of human-like mind Russian Science Foundation
Nov 2016 — Jul 2017 Computational Modelling of Attractor Networks in the Brain Global Engagement Office, University College London
Jul 2015 — Dec 2017 Investigation of biologically inspired models of cognitive systems Russian Science Foundation

Членство в редколлегиях научных журналов

from Aug 2019 Cognitive Systems Research - Special Issue Series on BICA*AI
Jan 2012 — Jul 2019 Biologically Inspired Cognitive Architectures

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