This is a work by Big Data Digest, please refer to the end of the article for reproduction requirements. Original Author | Adam Geitgey Translation | Wu Shuang, Da Li, Da Jieqiong, Aileen To know oneself and one’s enemy, whether you want to become a hacker (which is not recommended!) or prevent future hacking intrusions, … Read more
Translated by AI Source: news.mit.edu Translator: Wen Qiang [Introduction by AI]MIT’s new research takes a significant step toward unraveling the black box of deep neural networks: at this year’s CVPR, researchers submitted a new study that fully automates the analysis of ResNet, VGG-16, GoogLeNet, and AlexNet performing over 20 tasks. Their proposed Network Dissection can … Read more
Recommended by New Intelligence Source: Authorized Reprint from InfoQ Translator: He Wuyu [New Intelligence Overview] Jürgen Schmidhuber, the scientific affairs director at the Swiss AI lab IDSIA, led a team in 1997 to propose the Long Short-Term Memory Recurrent Neural Network (LSTM RNN), which simplifies time-dependent recurrent neural networks, thus earning him the title of … Read more
Selected from Medium Author: Harsh Pokharna Translated by: Machine Heart Contributors: Duxiade This is one of the articles in the author’s series on neural networks introduced on Medium, where he provides a detailed explanation of convolutional neural networks. Convolutional neural networks have wide applications in image recognition, video recognition, recommendation systems, and natural language processing. … Read more
Excerpt from andreykurenkov Author: Andrey Kurenkov Translated by Machine Heart Contributors: salmoner, Electronic Sheep, Sister Niu Niu, Ben, Slightly Chubby This is part three of the History of Neural Networks and Deep Learning (see Part One, Part Two). In this section, we will continue to explore the rapid development of research in the 1990s and … Read more
Author | Bu Er Bei Dou Source | Principle Scientists use a “neural network” similar to the human brain to analyze a complex distortion in spacetime known as “gravitational lensing“. In a paper recently published in Nature, researchers from the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford University stated that the artificial intelligence neural network they … Read more
*This article is from the 22nd issue of “Banyue Tan” in 2024 The 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics has unexpectedly honored the achievement of “fundamental discoveries and inventions to promote the use of artificial neural networks for machine learning.” What exactly are artificial neural networks? Can their potential really be compared to fundamental physical sciences? … Read more