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further modify these patterns, in ways that may be predictable from allocation theory. This postdoctoral project will use existing databases of plant species occurrences (e.g., the European Vegetation
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authentic data and the use of artificial intelligence techniques, with the long-term objective of developing automatic recognition and generation systems to animate avatars. The linguistic component, led by
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academic and industrial partners. The candidate (M/F) will work under the supervision of the professor responsible for the project, while interacting closely with other students, doctoral students, and post
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-MINATEC site in Grenoble. Around 100 people work at the LTM: 30 researchers or research professors, 18 engineers and technicians, 31 doctoral students, and 16 postdocs. The laboratory's activities
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place at the Grenoble Computer Science Laboratory (LIG), a laboratory with 450 members comprising professors, permanent researchers, doctoral students, and administrative and technical staff. The LIG's mission is to