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The mathematics behind generative AI models in imaging
Arqus Webinar Series - A Journey through Artificial Intelligence
11.02.2026
15:00 - 16:30
SR 127.11, Leechgasse 34/I, iDea_Lab
Zoom
Arqus - European University Alliance
Registration required
Lecturer: Martin Holler, University of Graz
Generative AI models have revolutionized computational imaging. They enable unprecedented capabilities in consumer photography and visual content creation, and have also become the state of the art in scientific applications such as biomedical imaging.
In this talk, Martin Holler will explain the mathematics behind generative AI models in imaging. You will discuss their probabilistic foundations and main working principles, potential pitfalls, how they can be tuned to specific imaging problems, and illustrate these ideas with real-world examples from Magnetic Resonance Imaging.