What do brain signals and Netflix likes have in common? And how can we uncover the hidden patterns underlying tables of data? You'll learn the answer to these questions in this talk about factorisation and neuroscience.

The heart’s main function to pump blood through the body is facilitated by an electrical signal. The heart generates its own electrical signal, but computer models can replicate it. This enables researchers to simulate the heart beat at scales from protein function to a whole heart. Simulations teach us more about how the heart works, what effect medication can have and what the best treatment plan is. In this talk I will guide you through the electrical system of the heart and the power of simulation and modelling in this research field.

We will be looking at the concept and practice of modeling in the mathematical and computational world, … and end up with something like the history of Artificial Intelligence!