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Laboratoire de Recherche en Imagerie, Vision et Intelligence Artificielle

 

Presentation:

The LARIVIA laboratory is dedicated to developing cutting-edge theoretical research in machine & statistical learning, computer vision and image/video processing, with applications in semantic image/video understanding, video surveillance, industrial inspection, medical image analysis, and multimedia document analysis for cybersecurity. In brief, the LARIVIA mission is to develop innovative projects that are at the forefront of tomorrow’s intelligent vision systems, by harnessing the power of statistical modelling and artificial intelligence algorithms.

Funding:

Our projects are sustained through the generous support of our funding partners. This support empowers us to push knowledge boundaries, innovate, and achieve our research goals. Displayed below are the logos of the main organizations whose contributions played a pivotal role in our laboratory’s endeavors. We are grateful for their commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering growth.

 

 

Latest News

  • September 2026: Interview with Radio Canada on Learning in the era of Artificial Intelligence (LINK)
  • August 2026: Our paper on intepretable deepfake detection in videos has received the Fortinet Excellence award at IEEE Annual Int’l Conference on Privacy, Security, and Trust,  which took place at the university of Ottawa in 2026! 

Old News

  • May 2023: $2.5 million in funding was awarded from FRQ to establish the Centre interdisciplinaire de recherche et d’innovation en cybersécurité et société (CIRICS), with LARIVIA researchers actively involved in the Centre’s research activities.
  • September 2020: We have received $289,000 in funding from the AI for Logistics Program of the NRC. 

Contact information

 

Université du Québec en Outaouais,
101 Rue Saint-Jean-Bosco,
Gatineau, QC, J8Y 3G5, Canada

Email: mohandsaid.allili@uqo.ca
Tel: +1 (819) 595 3900 ext. 1601.

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