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Timothy J Shields

Harpreet Singh Sawhney

Jayakrishnan Kumar Eledath

Bogdan C Matei

Mohamed R Amer

Xutao Lv

Mayank Bansal

Chaitanya Desai

Sek Meng Chai

Aswin Nadamuni Raghavan

David Chao Zhang

Bhaskar S Ramamurthy

Ajay Divakaran

Amir Tamrakar

Steven S Weiner

Saad Masood Khan

Behjat Siddiquie

Saad Ali

Colleen Richey

Timur Almaev

Max Ehrlich

Hapreet S Sawhney

Technologies for analyzing multi-task multimodal data to detect multi-task multimodal events using a deep multi-task representation learning, are disclosed. A combined model with both generative and discriminative aspects is used to share information during both generative and discriminative processes. The technologies can be used to classify data and also to generate data from classification events. The data can then be used to morph data into a desired classification event.

Deep multi-task representation learning

Artificial neural network systems involve the receipt by a computing device of input data that defines a pattern to be recognized (such as faces, handwriting, and voices). The computing device may then decompose the input data into a first subband and a second subband, wherein the first and second subbands include different characterizing features of the pattern in the input data. The first and second subbands may then be fed into first and second neural networks being trained to recognize the pattern. Reductions in power expenditure, memory usage, and time taken, for example, allow resource-limited computing devices to perform functions they otherwise could not.

Low precision neural networks using subband decomposition

Operations of computing devices are managed using one or more deep neural networks (DNNs), which may receive, as DNN inputs, data from sensors, instructions executed by processors, and/or outputs of other DNNs. One or more DNNs, which may be generative, can be applied to the DNN inputs to generate DNN outputs based on relationships between DNN inputs. The DNNs may include DNN parameters learned using one or more computing workloads. The DNN outputs may be, for example, control signals for managing operations of computing devices, predictions for use in generating control signals, warnings indicating an acceptable state is predicted, and/or inputs to one or more neural networks. The signals enhance performance, efficiency, and/or security of one or more of the computing devices. DNNs can be dynamically trained to personalize operations by updating DNN weights or other parameters.

Systems and methods for optimizing operations of computing devices using deep neural networks

A computing system and method for identifying related visual content of a collection of visual media files comprising one or more image files and video files includes monitoring inputs to the computing system, the inputs associated with a user interaction with electronic content using the computer system, identifying a visual media file in the collection of visual media files relevant to the electronic content based on a semantic label assigned to the visual media file by the computing system, creating a representative image of the identified visual media file, and displaying the representative image for selection. The computing system enables a selection of the displayed representative image for association of the identified visual media file with the electronic content.

Multi-dimensional realization of visual content of an image collection

A computing system for realizing visual content of an image collection executes feature detection algorithms and semantic reasoning techniques on the images in the collection to elicit a number of different types of visual features of the images. The computing system indexes the visual features and provides technologies for multi-dimensional content-based clustering, searching, and iterative exploration of the image collection using the visual features and/or the visual feature indices.

Technologies for analyzing temporal components of multimodal data to detect short-term multimodal events, determine relationships between short-term multimodal events, and recognize long-term multimodal events, using a deep learning architecture, are disclosed.

Dynamic hybrid models for multimodal analysis

A computer vision service includes technologies to, among other things, analyze computer vision or learning tasks requested by computer applications, select computer vision or learning algorithms to execute the requested tasks based on one or more performance capabilities of the computer vision or learning algorithms, perform the computer vision or learning tasks for the computer applications using the selected algorithms, and expose the results of performing the computer vision or learning tasks for use by the computer applications.

Computer vision as a service

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Timothy J Shields