Royal Bank of Canada

Andreas Steffen Michael Lehrmann

Gregory Mori

Leonid Sigal

Marcus Anthony Brubaker

Megha Nawhal

Bo Chang

Polina Zablotskaia

Mengyao Zhai

Ruizhi Deng

Systems and methods for unsupervised multi-object scene decomposition that involve a spatio-temporal amortized inference model for multi-object video decomposition. Systems and methods involve a new spatio-temporal iterative inference framework to jointly model complex multi-object representations and the explicit temporal dependencies between the frames. Those dependencies improve overall quality of decomposition, encode information about object dynamics and can be used to predict future trajectories of each object separately. Additionally, the model can generate precise estimations and output data even without color information. The model has scene decomposition, segmentation and future prediction capabilities. The processor can use the model to simulate future frames of the scene data.

System and method for unsupervised scene decomposition using spatio-temporal iterative inference

Systems and methods for machine learning architecture for time series data prediction. The system may include a processor and a memory storing processor-executable instructions. The processor-executable instructions, when executed, may configure the processor to: obtain time series data associated with a data query; generate a predicted value based on a sampled realization of the time series data and a continuous time generative model, the continuous time generative model trained to define an invertible mapping to maximize a log-likelihood of a set of predicted values for a time range associated with the time series data; and generate a signal providing an indication of the predicted value associated with the data query.

Systems and methods for modeling continuous stochastic processes with dynamic normalizing flows

A computer implemented system for generating one or more data structures is described, the one or more data structures representing an unseen composition based on a first category and a second category observed individually in a training data set. During training of a generator, a proposed framework utilizes at least one of the following discriminators&#x2014;three pixel-centric discriminators, namely, frame discriminator, gradient discriminator, video discriminator; and one object-centric relational discriminator. The three pixel-centric discriminators ensure spatial and temporal consistency across the frames, and the relational discriminator leverages spatio-temporal scene graphs to reason over the object layouts in videos ensuring the right interactions among objects.

System and method for generation of unseen composite data objects

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Andreas Steffen Michael Lehrmann