Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Gmbh

Christoph Tietz

Hans-Georg Zimmermann

Ralph Grothmann

Markus Michael Geipel

Gaby Marquardt

Daniela Seidel

Florian Büttner

Kai Heesche

Stefan Depeweg

Jochen Cleve

To train a machine learning routine (BNN), a sequence of first training data (PIC) is read in through the machine learning routine. The machine learning routine is trained using the first training data, wherein a plurality of learning parameters (LP) of the machine learning routine is set by the training. Furthermore, a value distribution (VLP) of the learning parameters, which occurs during the training, is determined and a continuation signal (CN) is generated on the basis of the determined value distribution of the learning parameters. Depending on the continuation signal, the training is then continued with a further sequence of the first training data or other training data (PIC) are requested for the training.

Method and device for training a machine learning routine for controlling a technical system

An image analysis device (BA) is configured to recognize imaged objects. A plurality of training images (TPIC) assigned to an object type (OT) and an object sub-type (OST) are fed into a first neural network module (CNN) to detect image features. Training output data sets (FEA) of the first neural network module are fed into a second neural network module (MLP) to detect object types using the detected image features. For each object type: training images assigned to the object type (OT, OT) are fed into the trained first neural network module, the first neural network module training output data set (FEA, FEA) generated for the respective training image is assigned to the object sub-type (OST) of the respective training image, and by means of the aforementioned sub-type assignments, a sub-type detection module (BMLP, BMLP) is configured to detect object sub-types.

Method for configuring an image evaluation device and also image evaluation method and image evaluation device

A computer-implemented method and a data processing apparatus provide and apply a trained probabilistic graphical model for verifying and/or improving the consistency of labels within the scope of medical image processing. Also provided are a computer-implemented method for verifying and/or improving the consistency of labels within the scope of medical imaging processing, a data processing apparatus embodied to verify and/or improve the consistency of labels within the scope of medical image processing, and a corresponding computer program product and a computer-readable medium.

Verifying and/or improving the consistency of labels within the scope of medical image processing

Computer-assisted analysis of a data record from observations is provided. The data record contains, for each observation, a data vector that includes values of input variables and a value of a target variable. A neuron network structure is learned from differently initialized neuron networks based on the data record. The neuron networks respectively include an input layer, one or more hidden layers, and an output layer. The input layer includes at least a portion of the input variables, and the output layer includes the target variable. The neuron network structure outputs the mean value of the target variables of the output layers of the neuron networks. Sensitivity values are determined by the neuron network structure and stored. Each sensitivity value is assigned an observation and an input variable. The sensitivity value includes the derivative of the target variable of the assigned observation with respect to the assigned input variable.

Computer-assisted analysis of a data record from observations

Disclosed is a method for the computer-assisted modeling of a technical system. One or more output vectors are modeled dependent on one or more input vectors by the learning process of a neural network on the basis of training data of known input vectors and output vectors. Each output vector comprises one or more operating variables of the technical system, and each input vector comprises one or more input variables that influence the operating variable(s). The neural network is a feedforward network with an input layer, a plurality of hidden layers, and an output layer. The output layer comprises a plurality of output clusters, each of which consists of one or more output neurons, the plurality of output clusters corresponding to the plurality of hidden layers. Each output cluster describes the same output vector and is connected to another hidden layer.

Method for the computer-assisted modeling of a wind power installation or a photovoltaic installation with a feed forward neural network

A method for the computer-aided learning of a recurrent neural network for modeling a dynamic system which is characterized at respective times by an observable vector with one or more observables as entries is provided. The neural network includes both a causal network with a flow of information that is directed forwards in time and a retro-causal network with a flow of information which is directed backwards in time. The states of the dynamic system are characterized by first state vectors in the causal network and by second state vectors in the retro-causal network, wherein the state vectors each contain observables for the dynamic system and also hidden states of the dynamic system. Both networks are linked to one another by a combination of the observables from the relevant first and second state vectors and are learned on the basis of training date including known observables vectors.

Method for the computer-aided learning of a recurrent neural network for modeling a dynamic system

An approximation is determined for the future system behavior by a similarity analysis using a previously known behavior of the dynamic system, whereupon the future system behavior is determined by using the approximation for the future behavior of the dynamic system as well as a neuronal network structure, especially a causal retro-causal network (causality analysis).

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Christoph Tietz