For example, the use of multiple vehicles to locate objects, detect fronts and thermoclines or cooperative algae upwelling through multi-platform reinforcement learning techniques. This research ...

They made a few clever tweaks to a deep-learning algorithm that allows it to recognize objects in images and other things from a single example ... Oriol Vinyals, a research scientist at Google ...

A child often needs to see just a few examples of an object ... these additional research challenges, however, the paper provides the theoretical foundations for LO-shot learning.

Carnegie Mellon today showed off new research ... machine learning to train the system to recognize objects. That goes beyond simple superficial traits, however. In the example given by CMU ...

Now, the system just requires samples from a few hundred image categories before it can recognize an object after seeing just one example, a skill referred to as "one-shot learning." The algorithm ...

This article is part of our coverage of the latest in AI research ... Called Faster Objects, More Objects (FOMO), the new deep learning architecture can unlock new computer vision applications.

For example, Chaser knew the proper-noun names of all objects used in the research. Chaser also mapped ... using procedures involving associative learning. Their fourth experiment demonstrated ...

Engineers show that robotic hands can learn complex object manipulation without touch—redefining the role of sensory feedback in machine and biological learning. How does a robotic arm or a ...

In 2015, deep learning algorithms ... Those adversarial examples are also much easier to create than was previously understood, according to research released Wednesday from MIT’s Computer ...

After almost a decade of hands-on workshops and ongoing research, educators share the power of digital storytelling as an ...

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