Plusai Limited

Beijing Jingdong Shangke Information Technology Co., Ltd.

Jd.com American Technologies Corporation

I-Hsuan Yang

Yu Wang

Hsien-Ting Cheng

Yue Guo

This application is directed to predicting vehicle actions according to a hierarchy of interconnected vehicle actions. The hierarchy of interconnected vehicle actions includes a plurality of predefined vehicle actions that are organized to define a plurality of vehicle action sequences. A first vehicle obtains one or more images of a road and a second vehicle, and predicts a sequence of vehicle actions of the second vehicle through the hierarchy of interconnected vehicle actions using the one or more images. The first vehicle is controlled to drive at least partially autonomously based on the predicted sequence of vehicle actions of the second vehicle. In some embodiments, the hierarchy of interconnected vehicle actions includes a first action level that is defined according to a stage of a trip and corresponds to three predefined vehicle actions of: 'start a trip,' “move in a trip,” and “complete a trip.”

Hierarchical vehicle action prediction

This application is directed to predicting vehicle actions according to a hierarchy of interconnected vehicle actions. The hierarchy of interconnected vehicle actions includes a plurality of predefined vehicle actions that are organized to define a plurality of vehicle action sequences. A first vehicle obtains one or more images of a road and a second vehicle, and predicts a sequence of vehicle actions of the second vehicle through the hierarchy of interconnected vehicle actions using the one or more images. The first vehicle is controlled to drive at least partially autonomously based on the predicted sequence of vehicle actions of the second vehicle. In some embodiments, the hierarchy of interconnected vehicle actions includes a first action level that is defined according to a stage of a trip and corresponds to three predefined vehicle actions of: 'start a trip,' 'move in a trip,' and &#x201c;complete a trip.&#x201d;

Embodiments provide reinforcement learning (RL) techniques for transferring machine learning obtained in one domain to another. A neural network (NN) of a source domain may be trained using training data associated with that domain. In some cases, the training data is inaccessible to a target domain for which a similar NN is desired. A number of target NNs may be initialized with a portion of the parameters transferred from the source NN. A computing agent may utilize RL techniques to train the target NNs using training data of the target domain. The target NN with the most beneficial subset of transferred parameters may be selected. By using the RL techniques to identify the most advantageous combination of transferred parameters, a similarly accurate NN may be provided in the target domain at a fraction of the otherwise needed time and without accessing the original training data.

Reinforcement learning techniques for network-based transfer learning

A method and system for content display. The method includes: capturing, by an imaging device, a plurality of images of an environment; generating, by a computing device, first user profiles based on appearance of users recognized in the images; detecting devices in the environment and associating the detected devices to the users to obtain associated devices that are held by the users; retrieving, by the computing device, second user profiles of the users based on identifications of the associated devices; selecting at least one content based on the first user profiles and the second user profiles; and displaying the at least one selected content.

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