Playing Atari with deep reinforcement learning – deepsense.ai’s approach
From countering an invasion of aliens to demolishing a wall with a ball – AI outperforms humans after just 20 minutes of training.
Spot the flaw – visual quality control in manufacturing
/0 Comments/in Data Science, Deep Learning, Machine Learning /by Konrad BudekHarnessing the power of AI’s image recognition and deep learning may significantly reduce the cost of visual quality control.
Artificial intelligence imagining and reasoning about the future
/0 Comments/in Data Science, Deep Learning, Machine Learning /by Anna Kowalczykdeepsense.ai ML team has been working with Google Brain on helping AI imagine and reason about the future. They started from optimizing TensorFlow’s infrastructure for reinforcement learning and moved to end-to-end training of AI entirely on Google’s newest Cloud TPUs.
Logo detection and brand visibility analytics
/6 Comments/in Data Science, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Neptune /by Michal RomaniukMonitoring brand visibility is an important business problem. We describe our solution for logo detection and visibility analytics with deep learning.
Fall 2017 release – launching Neptune 2.1 today!
/0 Comments/in Data Science, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Neptune /by Mariusz GądarowskiWe’re thrilled today to announce the latest version of Neptune: Machine Learning Lab. This release will allow data scientists using Neptune to take some giant steps forward. Here we take a quick look at each of them.
Crime forecasting – ‘Minority Report’ realized
/0 Comments/in Data Science, Machine Learning /by Patryk MiziułaEverybody who watched ‘Minority Report’ daydreams about crime forecasting in the real world. We have good news: machine learning algorithms can do that!
How to create a product recognition solution
/0 Comments/in Data Science, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Neptune /by Krzysztof DziedzicIn this post we present how to approach product recognition through the example of our solution for the iMaterialist challenge announced by CVPR and Google.
Running distributed TensorFlow on Slurm clusters
/0 Comments/in Data Science, Deep Learning, Machine Learning /by Tomasz GrelIn this post we show a way to run machine learning experiments with distributed TensorFlow on Slurm clusters. A simple CIFAR-10 example is also included.
Machine learning application in automated reasoning
/3 Comments/in Data Science, Deep Learning, Machine Learning /by Przemyslaw ChojeckiDespite recent advances in deep learning, the way mathematics is done today is still much the same as it was 100 years ago. Isn’t it time for a change?
Region of interest pooling in TensorFlow – example
/6 Comments/in Data Science, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Neptune /by Krzysztof DziedzicIn the previous post we explained what region of interest pooling (RoI pooling for short) is. In this one, we present an example of applying RoI pooling in TensorFlow. We base it on our custom RoI pooling TensorFlow operation. We also use Neptune as a support in our experiment performance tracking.