An image processing method includes analyzing multiple images data based on Illumination-invariant Feature Network (IF-NET) with an image processing device to generate corresponding sets of eigenvector, in which image data includes a first image data related to at least one first feature of the sets of eigenvector, and a second image data related to at least one second feature of the sets of eigenvector; choosing a corresponding first training set of tiles and second training set of tiles from the first image data and second image data with an image processing device based on IF-NET, and computing on both training set of tiles to generate a least one loss value; and adjusting IF-NET based on a least one loss value. An image processing system is also disclosed herein.

An image processing method includes analyzing multiple images data based on Illumination-invariant Feature Network (IF-NET) with an image processing device to generate corresponding sets of eigenvector, in which image data includes a first image data related to at least one first feature of the sets of eigenvector, and a second image data related to at least one second feature of the sets of eigenvector; choosing a corresponding first training set of tiles and second training set of tiles from the first image data and second image data with an image processing device based on IF-NET, and computing on both training set of tiles to generate a least one loss value; and adjusting IF-NET based on a least one loss value. An image processing system is also disclosed herein.

A method for training a neural network, including: determining a neural network; training the neural network at a first learning rate according to a first optimization mode, where the first learning rate is updated each time the neural network is trained; mapping the first learning rate of the first optimization mode to a second learning rate of a second optimization mode in the same vector space; determining the second learning rate satisfies a preset update condition; and continuing to train the neural network at the second learning rate according to the second optimization mode.

A method for training an image processing model is provided. After an augmented image is obtained, a soft label of the augmented image is obtained, and the image processing model is trained based on guidance of the soft label, to improve performance of the image processing model. In addition, according to the method, the image processing model is trained based on guidance of a soft label, with a relatively high score, selected from soft labels of the augmented image, to further improve performance of the image processing model.

An artificial intelligence-based image processing method implemented by a computer device is provided. The method includes: acquiring an image; performing element region detection on the image to determine an element region in the image; detecting a target element region in the image using an artificial intelligence-based technique; generating a target element envelope region by searching an envelope for the detected target element region; and fusing the element region and the target element envelope region to obtain a target element region outline.

An artificial intelligence-based image processing method implemented by a computer device is provided. The method includes: acquiring an image; performing element region detection on the image to determine an element region in the image; detecting a target element region in the image using an artificial intelligence-based technique; generating a target element envelope region by searching an envelope for the detected target element region; and fusing the element region and the target element envelope region to obtain a target element region outline.

Techniques are disclosed for dynamic time-based custom model generation as part of infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) environment. A custom model generation service may receive a set of training data and a time-based constraints for training a machine learning model. The custom model generation service may subsample the training data and generate a set of optimized tuned hyperparameters for a machine learning model to be trained using the subsampled training data. An experimental interval time of training is determined and the machine learning model is trained on the subsampled training data according to the optimized tuned hyperparameters over a set of training intervals similar to the experimental time interval. A customized machine learning model trained in the time-based constraint is output. The hyperparameter tuning may be performed using a modified mutating genetic algorithm for a set of hyperparameters to determine the optimized tuned hyperparameters prior to the training.

Techniques are disclosed for dynamic time-based custom model generation as part of infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) environment. A custom model generation service may receive a set of training data and a time-based constraints for training a machine learning model. The custom model generation service may subsample the training data and generate a set of optimized tuned hyperparameters for a machine learning model to be trained using the subsampled training data. An experimental interval time of training is determined and the machine learning model is trained on the subsampled training data according to the optimized tuned hyperparameters over a set of training intervals similar to the experimental time interval. A customized machine learning model trained in the time-based constraint is output. The hyperparameter tuning may be performed using a modified mutating genetic algorithm for a set of hyperparameters to determine the optimized tuned hyperparameters prior to the training.

Embodiments described herein provide bootstrapping language-images pretraining for unified vision-language understanding and generation (BLIP), a unified VLP framework which transfers flexibly to both vision-language understanding and generation tasks. BLIP enables a wider range of downstream tasks, improving on both shortcomings of existing models.

Embodiments described herein provide bootstrapping language-images pretraining for unified vision-language understanding and generation (BLIP), a unified VLP framework which transfers flexibly to both vision-language understanding and generation tasks. BLIP enables a wider range of downstream tasks, improving on both shortcomings of existing models.