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Bitcoin crossed the $10k mark again
(cnbc.com)
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YOLOv4: Optimal Speed and Accuracy of Object Detection
(arxiv.org)
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The Cost of Training NLP Models: A Concise Overview
(arxiv.org)
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6y ago
Agreed, my initial title is not accurate. It should say "finds errors in 20% of annotations".
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6y ago
That is true up to a certain point (for instance, in my experience, having bounding boxes that are not pixel-perfect acts as a regularizer), but there is also a good chance that you are mislabelling edge cases, situations that happen rarely
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6y ago
Yes agreed with that ! I can't change the title unfortunately
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6y ago
If I understand correctly they actually did not change the test set.
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6y ago
Using simple techniques, they found out that popular open source datasets like VOC or COCO contain up to 20% annotation errors in. By manually correcting those errors, they got an average error reduction of 5% for state-of-the-art computer
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Cleaning algorithm finds 20% of errors in major image recognition datasets
(deepomatic.com)
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Deep Molecular Programming
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7y ago
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A chrome extension that quantifies how much you touch your face
(chrome.google.com)
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Neural Networks Are Surprisingly Modular
(arxiv.org)
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7y ago
Sure, in terms of expressivity, you can obtain much better results with a CNN. But very often, it is done at the cost of computational efficiency: SIFT descriptors are "easy" to compute.
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Generating MIDI melody from lyrics using LSTM-GANs
(github.com)
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The patent on SIFT expired yesterday
(patents.google.com)
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Google patent on Deep Neural Networks now applicable
(patents.google.com)
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Towards Brain-Computer Interfaces for Drone Swarm Control
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Abstract Interpretation for Provably Robust Neural Networks [pdf]
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StarGAN v2: Image Synthesis for Multiple Domains
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Multicellular Biological Deep Neural Nets
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Microsoft Research’s Lin Xiao Earns Test of Time Award at NeurIPS
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Handwriting-Based Gender Classification Using Deep Neural Networks
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Variational Physics-Informed Neural Nets: Solving Partial Differential Equations
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Mesh R-CNN: predicting 3D shapes
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SinGAN: Learning a Generative Model from a Single Natural Image
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Logic-Inspired Deep Neural Networks
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POPL 2020 Accepted Papers
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7y ago
This paper titled "Backpropagation in the Simply Typed Lambda-calculus with Linear Negation" describes how to generalize the backpropagation algorithm used for computational graphs (like in PyTorch or TF) to the simply-typed lambd
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Extending Backpropagation to Functional Programs
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The unreasonable effectiveness of the forget gate
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