Tag: machine learning
Artificial intelligence model “learns” from patient data to make cancer treatment less toxic
Glioblastoma is a threatening tumor that develops in the brain or spinal cord, and anticipation for grown-ups is close to five years. Patients must...
Scientists developed a neural network that operates on light
A group of scientists at the University of California has recently devised a new type of neural network that operates on light instead of...
New approach to accelerate bioengineering
Scientists from the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have devised a new machine learning approach to accelerate the design of microbes that produce...
Artificial Intelligence improves stroke and dementia diagnosis in brain scans
Imperial scientists in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh have developed a new software that can detect and quantify the severity of small vessel disease, one...
The Building Blocks of Interpretability
Earlier in 2015, Google researchers wanted images led to psychedelic images. They thus created code as DeepDream and it grew into a small art movement producing all sorts of amazing things. Continuing...
Google’s new Neural Image Assessment (NIMA) for judging photos
Most likely PC programming couldn't pass judgment on pictures the way we do? Appending numerical scores to specialized subtle elements would one say one...
Study finds that hackers could guess your phone PIN using its sensor data
According to a new study, Instruments in advanced mobile phones, for example, the accelerometer, spinner and vicinity sensors speak to a potential security powerlessness.
Utilizing a...
New Technique Allows Rapid Screening for New Types of Solar Cells
The overall mission by scientists to discover better, more proficient materials for tomorrow's sun based boards is normally moderate and meticulous. Scientists regularly should...
Auto-tuning Data Science: New Research Streamlines Machine Learning
The recent development of data science — both as a discipline and an application — can be ascribed, to some degree, to its strong...