Adapting-regulations-for-an-automated-reading-system | Ninth Montreal Industrial Problem

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The Ninth Montreal Industrial Problem Solving Workshop is organized jointly by the Centre de recherches mathématiques (CRM) and the Institute for Data Valorization (IVADO). The workshop will gather representatives from industry, academic mathematicians, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows. Participants will work in teams, each of which studying a concrete problem submitted by a company or a public or quasi-public institution. One of the goals of the workshop (IPSW) is to provide companies and institutions with mathematical tools for solving problems. An IPSW also allows professors and students in the mathematical sciences (including data science, statistics, optimization, mathematical finance, natural language processing, etc.) to analyze and solve real-world problems. The organizers view the workshop as an “incubator” of collaborations and hope that the work initiated during the workshop will lead to collaborations lasting several months or years.