A method of analyzing a product includes performing an anomaly detection on a received image using an autoencoder, wherein the autoencoder includes at least one first neural network trained based on a first set of training images, and the first set of training images includes a plurality of training images each showing a corresponding defect-free product; determining, using a binary classifier, whether or not a defect is present based on a result of the anomaly detection; performing defect detection on the received image using a defect detector, wherein the defect detector includes a third neural network trained based on a one third set of training images, and the third set of training images includes a plurality of training images each showing a corresponding defective product; and evaluating a result based on a weighting of the results of the anomaly detection, the defect detection, and the binary classifier.

A method for recognizing handwritten text is disclosed. The method comprises receiving data comprising a sequence of ink points; applying the received data to a neural network-based sequence classifier trained with a Connectionist Temporal Classification (CTC) output layer using forced alignment to generate an output; generating a character hypothesis as a portion of the sequence of ink points; applying the character hypothesis to a character classifier to obtain a first probability corresponding to the probability that the character hypothesis includes the given character; processing the output of the CTC output layer to determine a second probability corresponding to the probability that the given character is observed within the character hypothesis; and combining the first probability and the second probability to obtain a combined probability corresponding to the probability that the character hypothesis includes the given character.

A computer system is provided comprising a classification model management server computer configured, by instructions, to: receive a new image from a user device; apply a first digital model to first regions within the new image for classifying each of the first regions into a particular class; apply a second digital model to second regions within the new image for classifying each of the second regions into a particular class; and transmit classification data related to the class of the first regions and the class of the second regions to the user device. In connection therewith, the second regions each generally correspond to a combination of multiple first regions.

The present invention extends to methods, systems, and computer program products for classifying time series image data. Aspects of the invention include encoding motion information from video frames in an eccentricity map. An eccentricity map is essentially a static image that aggregates apparent motion of objects, surfaces, and edges, from a plurality of video frames. In general, eccentricity reflects how different a data point is from the past readings of the same set of variables. Neural networks can be trained to detect and classify actions in videos from eccentricity maps. Eccentricity maps can be provided to a neural network as input. Output from the neural network can indicate if detected motion in a video is or is not classified as an action, such as, for example, a hand gesture.

A system and methods are provided for determining a vehicle action during a phantom projection attack, including processing a received image to identify a traffic object, and creating from the received image multiple processed images that are applied to respective neural network (NN) models. Latent representations of the multiple processed images from each of the NN models are then fed to a combiner model trained to determine whether the latent representations indicate a phantom projection attack, and, responsively to a determination of a phantom projection attack, issuing a phantom projection indicator.

A quantum computing based video alert system converts captured video and audio signals, in real time, into a sequence of video qubits and a sequence of audio qubits. An entanglement score is generated based on a comparison of the video qubits to historical video qubits that are verified to show malicious activity. A second entanglement score is generated based on a comparison of the audio qubits to historical audio qubits that are verified to show malicious activity. A probability score is generated for each segment of the video qubit sequence and for each segment of the audio qubit sequence. If the probability score for the video qubit sequence, the audio qubit sequence, or a combination of probability scores for both the video qubit sequence and the audio qubit sequence meet a threshold, then an alert is generated to identify possible malicious activity at the location of a CCTV camera capturing the real-time data.

The disclosure relates to apparatuses and methods for detecting elements of an assembly, such as electrical components in a printed circuit board. First and second artificially intelligent classifiers are provided for detecting elements in a high-resolution image of the assembly, wherein the first artificially intelligent classifier is pre-trained to detect first elements and the second artificially intelligent classifier is pre-trained to detect second elements, each of the first elements having a size within a first size range, and each of the second elements having a size within a second size range, in which the first size range includes elements having a size that is greater than the size of elements included within the second size range. The second artificially intelligent classifier can be prevented from subsequently searching for elements within bounding boxes previously obtained by the first artificially intelligent classifier.

An artificial intelligence based method and apparatus for processing information. A specific embodiment of the method includes: acquiring search click information recorded within a predetermined time period; generating a candidate entry set by selecting, from the search click information, entries having click volumes exceeding a click volume threshold within a preset unit time period; forming, for each candidate entry in the candidate entry set, a click volume sequence according to a chronological order of each of the click volumes corresponding to the candidate entry in the predetermined time period; determining, based on click volume sequences, categories of the candidate entries respectively corresponding to click volume sequences; and determining candidate entries having the categories being a preset category as points of interest to generate a set of points of interest.

Example methods, apparatus, and articles of manufacture to classify labels based on images using artificial intelligence are disclosed. An example apparatus includes a regional proposal network to determine a first bounding box for a first region of interest in a first input image of a product; and determine a second bounding box for a second region of interest in a second input image of the product; a neural network to: generate a first classification for a first label in the first input image using the first bounding box; and generate a second classification for a second label in the second input image using the second bounding box; a comparator to determine that the first input image and the second input image correspond to a same product; and a report generator to link the first classification and the second classification to the product.

A method for classifying a response signal of acceleration data of a structure includes obtaining at least one signal feature of a response signal, inputting the at least one signal feature into an artificial neural network, and classifying, using the artificial neural network, the response signal as an impact event or a non-impact event. One or more signal features may be used, including a response length feature, a number of peaks feature, a spectral energy feature, a dominant frequency feature, a maximum response feature, a center of mass feature, a slope feature, an average peak power feature, a response symmetry feature, or combinations thereof. One or more artificial neural networks may be used. The artificial neural networks may be trained using different combinations of signal features.