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Machine Learning

AWS Provides Machine Learning Tech for Veteran Mental Health Research Effort

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Source: blog.executivebiz.com Amazon Web Services partnered with social media platform developer RallyPoint, the Department of Veterans Affairs and Harvard University to develop a machine learning model that can detect mental health issues among veterans, Nextgov reported Friday. Under an agreement with VA, the Amazon Machine Learning Solutions Lab worked with RallyPoint and Harvard’s Nock Lab mental health professionals to utilize data Read More

Reinforcement Learning

Salesforce’s AI-Powered Economist Seeks to Optimize Income Equality and Productivity

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Source: syncedreview.com According to the World Social Report 2020 published by the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, income inequality has been widening since 1990 for more than 70 percent of the global population. The negative impacts on economic opportunity, health, and social welfare are seen to be accelerating divisions in economic and social development. Although Read More

Robotics

Facebook AI open-sources PyRobot to accelerate AI robotics research

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Source: marktechpost.com Robotics has always been a fascinating subject, but most people are reluctant to experiment in robotics imagining the complexity of hardware and knowledge of different software associated with it. Facebook AI researcher’s(FAIR) latest research will motivate such people to start working on robots. PyRobot is a framework that helps AI researches and students Read More

Internet of things

DARPA wants stronger security for Internet of Things devices

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Source: c4isrnet.com WASHINGTON — The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking to industry for “revolutionary security technologies” that can protect the military’s growing number of Internet of Things devices. The Cryptography for Hyper-scale Architectures in a Robust Internet Of Things (CHARIOT) program was established to “develop revolutionary approaches for fast, efficient, and quantum-resistant cryptographic Read More

Robotics

Nokia to set up robotics lab at IISc for 5G research

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Source: therahnuma.com Finnish telecom gear maker Nokia on Tuesday announced a collaboration with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bengaluru to establish a network robotics laboratory for research on socially relevant use cases based on 5G and emerging technologies. The Nokia Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Networked Robotics will promote interdisciplinary research involving robotics, Read More

Uncategorized

Deep Learning-Based Cough Recognition Model Helps Detect Location of Coughing Sounds in Real Time

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Source: miragenews.com The Center for Noise and Vibration Control at KAIST announced that their coughing detection camera recognizes where coughing happens, visualizing the locations. The resulting cough recognition camera can track and record information about the person who coughed, their location, and the number of coughs on a real-time basis. Professor Yong-Hwa Park from the Read More

Internet of things

DARPA wants stronger security for Internet of Things devices

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Source: c4isrnet.com WASHINGTON — The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking to industry for “revolutionary security technologies” that can protect the military’s growing number of Internet of Things devices. The Cryptography for Hyper-scale Architectures in a Robust Internet Of Things (CHARIOT) program was established to “develop revolutionary approaches for fast, efficient, and quantum-resistant cryptographic Read More

Machine Learning

AI and machine learning facilitate pioneering research on Parkinson’s

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Source: techrepublic.com/ A long-sought understanding of Parkinson’s Disease (PD) will be revealed at Friday’s 2020 Machine Learning for Healthcare Conference. In early 2019, IBM Research and The Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF) announced plans to collaborate and use artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to decode the elusive and complex mysteries surrounding PD symptoms and progression.  IBM and the Read More

Internet of things

New defense method enables telecoms, ISPs to protect consumer IoT devices

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Source: helpnetsecurity.com Instead of relying on customers to protect their vulnerable smart home devices from being used in cyberattacks, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) and National University of Singapore (NUS) researchers have developed a new method that enables telecommunications and internet service providers to monitor these devices. According to their new study, the ability Read More

Deep Learning

Luminoso Introduces Deep Learning Model For Evaluating Sentiment At The Concept Level

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Source: aithority.com Luminoso, the company that automatically turns unstructured text data into business-critical insights, unveiled its new deep learning model for analyzing sentiment of multiple concepts within the same text-based document. “While sentiment analysis has been prevalent for well over a decade, the most common form of sentiment analysis today involves evaluating whether a document’s sentiment is Read More

Uncategorized

Dry- and wet-lab research – ‘Big data’ brings two worlds together

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Source: ‘Big Data’ has become a staple of scientific endeavour. The phrase crops up repeatedly in common parlance. It has become a buzzword synonymous with scientific effort, experimental complexity and data reliability. This is because the field of ‘Big Data’ offers ways how to deal with large datasets often originating from different experiments. For example, Read More

Deep Learning

WWT Named Partner Of The Year For Deep Learning AI By NVIDIA

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Source: aithority.com World Wide Technology (WWT) announced that it has been selected by the NVIDIA Partner Network (NPN) as the 2019 Deep Learning AI Partner of the Year for the Americas. This is the third year that WWT has been honored in this category. The NPN selected WWT for its ongoing AI research and development program. To help customers Read More

Machine Learning

University of Derby to collaborate with Aquis on machine learning research project

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Source: institutionalassetmanager.co.uk Machine learning is the study of computer algorithms which adapt and improve through experience, and a form of artificial intelligence. The University’s role is to recruit recent graduates with the skills required by the company to undertake the project and ensure that Aquis remains a specialist provider of innovative technology to the finance Read More

Robotics

Demystifying 5 myths about collaborative robots

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Source: manilastandard.net Collaborative Robots or “cobots” are more than just a cool innovation we all are excited to discover and utilize. It is in fact widely used in manufacturing companies around the world, wherein automation has increased productivity dramatically, while realizing immense growth and sustainability. This has led to having cobots being hailed as one Read More

Microservices

Microservices take off as businesses taste their success

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Source: betanews.com The use of microservices is succeeding for 92 percent of organizations according to new research from learning resources company O’Reilly. It surveyed over 1,500 software engineers, systems and technical architects, engineers, and decision-makers from around the globe and finds that 77 percent of respondents have adopted microservices. Microservices are clearly flavor of the month Read More

Robotics

Robotics in research – freeing up time for socially-distanced innovation?

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Source: techhq.com The disruption caused by the coronavirus has highlighted, time and again, how our pre-pandemic obsession with ‘going automated’ across industries held water. But away from production lines and other blue-collar applications, the University of Liverpool (UoL), UK has shown how robots can carry huge benefits by working non-stop within the bounds of academia Read More

Data Mining

Authors Call for More Research on Rare Blood Cancers to Fill Knowledge Gaps

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Source: ajmc.com Despite advancements in diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic processes there remain uncertainties regarding aspects of decision making that indicate new research on rare blood cancers, such as essential thrombocythemia (ET) and polycythemia vera (PV), need to be conducted, according to a paper published in Haematologica. “Well organized observational and registry-based studies will play a key role Read More

Reinforcement Learning

NetHack: Fast & Complex Learning Environment For Testing RL Agent Robustness & Generalization

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Source: syncedreview.com Reinforcement Learning (RL) agents seem to get smarter and more powerful every day. But while it is relatively easy to compare a given agent’s performance against other agents or human experts for example in video gameplay, it is more difficult to objectively evaluate RL agents’ robustness and their all-important ability to generalize to Read More

Human Intelligence

Clemson paleontologist studies bird brains to help explain human intelligence

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Source: newsstand.clemson.edu CLEMSON – If you hear Adam Smith say something about a “bird brain,” don’t worry, he’s not degrading anyone. In fact, it’s a compliment of sorts. Smith, a paleontologist and curator of the Clemson University Bob Campbell Geology Museum, is co-author of a study that shows how birds’ brains have changed over the millennia. Paleontologists study Read More

Machine Learning

IBM Research releases differential privacy library that works with machine learning

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Source: techrepublic.com Differential privacy has become an integral way for data scientists to learn from the majority of their data while simultaneously ensuring that those results do not allow any individual’s data to be distinguished or re-identified. To help more researchers with their work, IBM released the open-source Differential Privacy Library. The library “boasts a suite Read More

Machine Learning

Intel and National Science Foundation Invest in Wireless-Specific Machine Learning Edge Research

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Source: indiaeducationdiary.in Today, Intel and the National Science Foundation (NSF) announced award recipients of joint funding for research into the development of future wireless systems. The Machine Learning for Wireless Networking Systems (MLWiNS) program is the latest in a series of joint efforts between the two partners to support research that accelerates innovation with the Read More

Uncategorized

UCF Launches New Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Initiative

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Source: ucf.edu UCF launched its new Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Initiative today and charged engineering and computer science Assistant Professor Ivan Garibay with leading the effort. The initiative is the result of a blue ribbon panel on data science, which began its work in 2018. The 23-member panel, composed of UCF experts and industry Read More

Artificial Intelligence

New report examines future of artificial intelligence in Australian health

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Source: miragenews.com CERA researchers have contributed to a new roundtable report by the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences on the role artificial intelligence could – and should – play in the future health landscape. Ophthalmology is at the forefront of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution in healthcare. Powerful imaging technologies combined with deep Read More

Reinforcement Learning

CLIP Graduate Student Kianté Brantley Receives Microsoft Research Dissertation Grant

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Source: umiacs.umd.edu A graduate student in the Computational Linguistics and Information Processing (CLIP) Laboratory has received funding from Microsoft Research that will support his work in reinforcement learning and machine learning. Kianté Brantley, a fourth-year doctoral student in computer science, is one of only 10 graduate students in North America to receive a $25,000 Microsoft Research Dissertation Grant(link Read More

Reinforcement Learning

Open-source, low-cost, quadruped robot is available to all

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Source: dpaonthenet.net Robots capable of the sophisticated motions that define advanced physical actions like walking, jumping, and navigating terrain can cost $50,000 or more, making real-world experimentation prohibitively expensive for many.  Now, a collaborative team at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering and the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (MPI-IS) in Tübingen and Stuttgart, Read More

Machine Learning

Going deep: How advances in machine learning can improve DDoS attack detection

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Source: portswigger.net A group of researchers from the US, China, and Saudi Arabia, have demonstrated how artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms can help detect distributed denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks where other methods fail. With the number of internet-connected devices growing at an exponential rate and attackers becoming more sophisticated in their methods, finding and filtering out harmful DDoS traffic Read More

Internet of things

Mining industry undergoing IoT revolution new Inmarsat research finds

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Source: inmarsat.com The latest research study conducted by Inmarsat, the world leader in global, mobile satellite communications, launched today, found that the global mining sector is undergoing an Internet of Things (IoT) revolution with respondents reporting significant increases in adoption of connected technologies. Specialist market research company Vanson Bourne was employed by Inmarsat to interview Read More

Data Mining

NLM Leverages Data, Text Mining to Sharpen COVID-19 Research Databases

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Sojurce: governmentciomedia.com The National Library of Medicine is leveraging its database resources and artificial intelligence capabilities to rapidly provide COVID-19 literature and resources to researchers and scientists as the world races to understand and respond to the pandemic. The White House in March tapped NLM, under the National Institutes of Health, to join a public-private Read More

Uncategorized

OPTIMISE YOUR STRATEGY FOR A BETTER DATA SCIENCE INTERNSHIP

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Source: analyticsindiamag.com Data science internships provide opportunities to learn from the pros, gain practical experience and build a strong professional network. But, getting a data science internship is not straightforward, you need to showcase your expertise and enthusiasm to work for the company. Firstly, one would require a strong foundation of data science concepts. Then Read More

Big Data

Consortium to Launch Big Data Biobank for Coronavirus Research

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Source: healthitanalytics.com May 04, 2020 – Partners HealthCare, Biogen Inc., and Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard are partnering to launch a big data biobank for coronavirus research. The biobank will feature a large collection of de-identified biological and medical data to increase knowledge of the virus and discover potential vaccines and treatments. Biogen will help employees who want Read More