Florence Dupin de Saint-Cyr -- Bannay CV (April 2024 in French)

Status :	Lecturer at Paul Sabatier University,
Team:	ADRIA
Contact:	Florence.Bannay@irit.fr
Localization:	IRIT1 / Level 3, Room: 320
Phone:	(33)5 61 55 6330
Publications:

Research: Artificial Intelligence

 Topics

• Reasonning about change (Revision, Updating, Extrapolation...) in knowledge base systems, Causality
• Argumentation and Dialog,
• Cognitive models for reasoning and deciding
• Decision under Uncertainty

Master 2 Internship or Phd subjects

 Career

• November 2015 - Habilitation to supervise research (HDR) Belief Change, Inconsistency and Argumentation (report, presentation)
  • scientific adviser : Jérôme Lang
  • reviewers : Gabriele Kern-Isberner, Pierre Marquis and Nicolas Maudet
  • examiners: Salem Benferhat, Philippe Besnard, Claudette Cayrol, Anthony Hunter, Henri Prade
• Since October 2014 - Holder of the French bonus for supervision and research (PEDR) (for 4 years)
• Since April 2005 - Lecturer at Paul Sabatier University, member of IRIT ADRIA team
• September 1997 - Lecturer at LERIA in Angers University computer science department
• September 1996 - Teacher assistant at Reims University
• December 1996 - PhD Thesis Gestion des croyances et de l'évolutif en logiques pondérées (handdling uncertainty in evolving systems with weighted logics) was done under the supervision of Didier Dubois and Henri Prade.

 Demos and Presentations

• Lab-STICC Interaction Cluster seminar Stories and belief evolution (in French), January 2024
• IRIT Festricht for Philippe Besnard Belief revision and incongruity. Is it a joke? + Film on the avatar of Léa Sombé (to watch alongside the slides), December 2023
• ADRIA team seminar on the COMMEDIA team at ENIB with a focus on Computational Narratology (french): 9th October 2023
• DriveToGaether : Video two robots trying to cooperate for saving victims (one is driven by a human, the other by a program)
• DebateWEL video1, video2 : a Persuasion Dialog Protocol implemented in 2012 by two Bachelor students Julien Balax and David Villard

 Projects

• LELIE (An intelligent assistant for the analysis and the prevention of risks in industrial processes). ANR project 2011 - 2013.
• MICRAC (Computational and cognitive models of causal reasoning) achieved in june 2008.
• GeoFuse (Uncertain Data Fusion), achieved in october 2007.

 Supervision

• Léo Saulières: PhD student co-supervised with Martin Cooper on the subject "Formal Reasoning for Reinforcement Learning" (started in October 2021)
• Mona Mayouf: PhD student supervised on the subject Integrating high-level knowledge in a neural network learning system for image classification" (defended November 2023)
• Pierre Bisquert: PhD student co-supervised with MC. Lagasquie-Schiex on the subject Reasonning about change in argumentation (2010-2013) presented on the 6th December 2013.
• Benjamin Callac: Master 2 student co-supervised with Anne-Gwenn Bosser and Eric Maisel "Vers la mise en place d’un modèle de raisonnement sur l'engagement candide volontaire dans le contexte d'une narration" (started March 2024)
• Jérémy Huteau: Master 2 student co-supervised with Adrian Basarab on the subject "Analysis of histopathological images by hybrid neuronal/logical model" (April-September 2021)
• Antoine Boulanger : Second Year Ingeneering Student co-supervised with Emmanuel Caux (IRAP) on the subject "Combinatorial classification of astrophysical spectra" (April-August 2021)
• Pierre Cry: stage Master 2 co-supervised with Emmanuelle Claeys on the subject "Combine learning and logic to understand causality. Application to the improvement of logistic processes" (april-september 2021)
• Umer Mushtaq: Master 2 student co-supervised with Romain Guillaume on the subject Bipolar Layered Frameworks with weighted supports 2018.
• Abdelraouf Hecham: participation to the supervision of the PhD 2016-2019 (supervised by Madalina Croitoru)
• Aurore Miquel: Master 2 student co-supervised with Claudette Cayrol and MC. Lagasquie-Schiex on the subject Révision d'un système d'argumentation : une première approche 2007.
• Cédric Daligny: Master 2 student co-supervised with Stéphane Loiseau Validation de BC et interaction 2000.

 Committees

• Program Committee Co-chair of SUM 2022: 15th International Conference on Scalable Uncertainty Management"
• Member of the program committees of/reviewer for Artificial Intelligence’23’22, Argument and Computation’23, Journal of Applied Non-Classical Logics’22, International Journal of Approximate Reasoning’22’20’17, International Journal of Decision Support System Technologies (IJDSST'18), ECAI’24’12, IJCAI'23’20’19’18’16’13’11’07’05, KR'20’08, AAMAS'20’19’18’17, ECSQARU'17, ICAART'15’14 (deux fois présidente du consortium doctoral), EUMAS'13, Annals of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence 2012, AAAI'11, Fuzzy Sets and System 2010, RJCIA'2003 (présidente), STAIRS'2002.
• Member of the organizing committees of Decision Making Workshop'2017 and Toulouse e-democracy Summer School'2017, EUMAS'13 (co-president with Valérie Camps), JELIA'2012, JFPC/IAF'2012, IJCAI'1993, Artificial Intelligence in Engineering 1993.

 Workshops

Participation to
• BRAON’24’15: 6th (and 2nd) Madeira Workshop on Belief Revision, Argumentation, Ontologies and Norms organized by Eduardo Fermé and Guillermo Simari Madeira, Portugal.
• Multi-disciplinary Approaches to Reasoning with Imperfect Information and Knowledge - a Synthesis and a Roadmap of Challenges: Dagstuhl Seminar 15221, May 25 – 29 , 2015. Organised by Igor Douven, Gabriele Kern-Isberner, Markus Knauff, and Henri Prade, Schloss Dagstul, Wadern, Germany.
• Belief Change and Argumentation in Multi-Agent Scenarios: Dagstuhl Seminar 13231, June 02 – 07 2013, Organized by Jürgen Dix, Sven Ove Hansson, Gabriele Kern-Isberner and Guillermo R. Simari, Schloss Dagstul, Wadern, Germany.