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Janos Haits

MIT Places Database for Scene Recognition - 0 views

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    "Scene recognition is one of the hallmark tasks of computer vision, allowing defining a context for object recognition. Here we introduce a new scene-centric database called Places, with 205 scene categories and 2.5 millions of images with a category label. Using convolutional neural network (CNN), we learn deep scene features for scene recognition tasks, and establish new state-of-the-art performances on scene-centric benchmarks. Here we provide the Places Database and the trained CNNs for academic research and education purposes."
Walid Damouny

How the brain recognizes objects - 0 views

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    "Researchers at MIT's McGovern Institute for Brain Research have developed a new mathematical model to describe how the human brain visually identifies objects. The model accurately predicts human performance on certain visual-perception tasks, which suggests that it's a good indication of what actually happens in the brain, and it could also help improve computer object-recognition systems."
Janos Haits

Knowledge Media Institute | The Open University - 0 views

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    The Knowledge Media Institute (KMi) was set up in 1995 in recognition of the need for the Open University to be at the forefront of research and development in a convergence of areas that impacted on the OU's very nature: Cognitive and Learning Sciences, Artificial Intelligence and Semantic Technologies, and Multimedia. We chose to call this convergence Knowledge Media. 
Janos Haits

KnuEdge Inc. - KnuEdge, Inc. - 0 views

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    "KnuEdge is an innovation hub whose mission is to lead fundamental transformations, and deliver next-generation technologies that will alter how humans interact with machines - ranging from robust voice recognition and authentication to machine learning."
Erich Feldmeier

@biogarage Sick Bees - Part 3: The Bee Immune System @ Scientific Beekeeping - 0 views

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    "Note that the antimicrobial peptides are produced largely in the fat bodies-so there would be less of this sort of response in forager bees, which don't maintain their fat bodies. This makes sense, since foragers aren't expected to live for long. However, keep in mind that the bees in protein-hungry colonies are unable to develop their fat bodies fully-this one point where nutrition ties in to immunity. Surprisingly, Jay Evans found that these genes are not upregulated in bees from CCD colonies, even though the bees are full of pathogens! There are a few potential explanations for this finding that come to mind: The bee hemocytes are not recognizing the pathogens as foreign (suppression of recognition systems, perhaps by viruses?). The colonies could be protein-starved. Something is suppressing the transcription of the genes, or their translation to peptides. Note that viruses can do this very thing, which I feel may be a big clue!"
Janos Haits

api.ai - 0 views

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    "api.ai equips developers with a simple way to make their products listen, understand, and talk to users. The api.ai platform combines natural language understanding with speech recognition and synthesis, enabling speech interfaces to be easily added to any solution."
allengyh

the World's Fastest AI Cluster - Atlas 900 - 2 views

On February 25, 2020, the GSMA - an industry organization representing mobile operators - awarded the Global Mobile Awards 2020 (GLOMO Awards) Tech of the Future Award to Huawei Atlas 900 Artificia...

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