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by Nvn 10y ago
Those techniques aren't capable of generating images at high resolution that even remotely look as crisp as what was done here. You can read on their website [1] what they did, and seems that it involved a lot of manual labour still. [
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by Nvn 10y ago
Check out: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/search?s=objecttype&p=1&ps=12&... They require you to make an account, but they have tens of thousands of public domain photographs of many of the artworks in their
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by Nvn 11y ago
The article is about tech firms and universities stocking up on research centers of AI experts, with the claim in its title that there is a high demand for those AI experts. There might also be a demand for applied statisticians, but that d
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by Nvn 11y ago
As mentioned in the article, AI is the broader field that encompasses Machine Learning, and to a large extent also Data science (and Computer vision, NLP, Pattern recognition, etc.). And while data science might utilize a lot of statistical
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by Nvn 11y ago
> If this model can provide an explanation for the small noises impacting NN performance on images (from karpathy.github.io, posted to HN earlier today) then that would be rocking This paper [0] does a pretty good job of giving an explan
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by Nvn 11y ago
> A fairly easy way to introduce rotation invariance in DCNNS is to perform random rotations on the inputs during training. Likewise for scale invariance. It is a bit silly to call these invariances, as different filter/kernel combi
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by Nvn 11y ago
>Some of them are very simple, and DO occur a lot in the world. For example, the alternating yellow and black line pattern would be encountered by a driverless car, and it would think it is seeing a school bus. While the image shows a ye
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by Nvn 14y ago
There are a few things you should take into account: 1. You determine the 'dominant' colours to be the centroids of your clusters. The centroid is the mean of the points within the cluster, this mean is not necessarily a colour that is in y
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by Nvn 14y ago
I really love the elegance of algorithms like these, a bunch of similar algorithms are discussed in Clever Algorithms[1]. It also discusses genetic algorithms[2], providing a really simple implementation that suffers from the same problem a
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by Nvn 14y ago
That's actually discussed in the bug report[1] and apparently its use is discouraged by Unicode. [1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=740477#c2
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by Nvn 15y ago
In the comments the author of the article refers to a paper[1] that describes the system (Ludi) that they're using. They came up with 57 aesthetics criteria which they used on games played by humans and compared the scores on the criteria t