Patent classifications
G06F18/2415
FEATURE AMOUNT SELECTION METHOD, FEATURE AMOUNT SELECTION PROGRAM, FEATURE AMOUNT SELECTION DEVICE, MULTI-CLASS CLASSIFICATION METHOD, MULTI-CLASS CLASSIFICATION PROGRAM, MULTI-CLASS CLASSIFICATION DEVICE, AND FEATURE AMOUNT SET
The present invention is to provide a multi-class classification method, a multi-class classification program, and a multi-class classification device which can robustly and highly accurately classify a sample having a plurality of feature amounts into any of a plurality of classes based on a value of a part of the selected feature amount. In addition, the present invention is to provide a feature amount selection method, a feature amount selection program, a feature amount selection device, and a feature amount set used for such multi-class classification. The present invention handles a multi-class classification problem involving feature amount selection. The feature amount selection is a method of literally selecting in advance a feature amount needed for each subsequent processing (particularly, the multi-class classification in the present invention) from among a large number of feature amounts included in a sample. The multi-class classification is a discrimination problem that decides which of a plurality of classes a given unknown sample belongs to.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR AUTOMATICALLY DERIVING DATA TRANSFORMATION CRITERIA
Systems, apparatuses, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for automatically deriving data transformation criteria. An example method includes receiving, by communications circuitry, a source dataset and a target dataset and identifying, by a model generator, a target variable. The example method further includes training, by the model generator, a decision tree for the target variable using the source dataset and the target dataset such that the trained decision tree can predict a value for the target variable from new source data. The example method further includes deriving, by a derivation engine, a set of parameters and pseudocode for producing the target variable from the source dataset.
FEDERATED LEARNING FOR CONNECTED CAMERA APPLICATIONS IN VEHICLES
Vehicles and related systems and methods are provided for classifying detected objects in a location-dependent manner using localized models in a federated learning environment. A method involves obtaining sensor data for a detected object external to the vehicle from a sensor of a vehicle, obtaining location data associated with the detected object, obtaining a local classification model associated with an object type, assigning the object type to the detected object based on an output by the local classification model as a function of the sensor data and the location data using the local classification model, and initiating an action at the vehicle responsive to assigning the object type to the detected object.
FEDERATED LEARNING FOR CONNECTED CAMERA APPLICATIONS IN VEHICLES
Vehicles and related systems and methods are provided for classifying detected objects in a location-dependent manner using localized models in a federated learning environment. A method involves obtaining sensor data for a detected object external to the vehicle from a sensor of a vehicle, obtaining location data associated with the detected object, obtaining a local classification model associated with an object type, assigning the object type to the detected object based on an output by the local classification model as a function of the sensor data and the location data using the local classification model, and initiating an action at the vehicle responsive to assigning the object type to the detected object.
UNKNOWN OBJECT CLASSIFICATION FOR UNSUPERVISED SCALABLE AUTO LABELLING
Classifying unknown samples for scalable automatic labeling are disclosed. Unknown samples are soft labeled at edge nodes. When a node cannot soft label a sample, a candidate node is selected. The candidate node is selected based on why the sample cannot be labelled. The sample is communicated to the candidate node for labeling. If the candidate node is unsuccessful, a different candidate node may be identified to process and label the sample.
UNKNOWN OBJECT CLASSIFICATION FOR UNSUPERVISED SCALABLE AUTO LABELLING
Classifying unknown samples for scalable automatic labeling are disclosed. Unknown samples are soft labeled at edge nodes. When a node cannot soft label a sample, a candidate node is selected. The candidate node is selected based on why the sample cannot be labelled. The sample is communicated to the candidate node for labeling. If the candidate node is unsuccessful, a different candidate node may be identified to process and label the sample.
System and method for finding and classifying lines in an image with a vision system
This invention provides a system and method for finding line features in an image that allows multiple lines to be efficiently and accurately identified and characterized. When lines are identified, the user can train the system to associate predetermined (e.g. text) labels with respect to such lines. These labels can be used to define neural net classifiers. The neural net operates at runtime to identify and score lines in a runtime image that are found using a line-finding process. The found lines can be displayed to the user with labels and an associated probability score map based upon the neural net results. Lines that are not labeled are generally deemed to have a low score, and are either not flagged by the interface, or identified as not relevant.
System and method for finding and classifying lines in an image with a vision system
This invention provides a system and method for finding line features in an image that allows multiple lines to be efficiently and accurately identified and characterized. When lines are identified, the user can train the system to associate predetermined (e.g. text) labels with respect to such lines. These labels can be used to define neural net classifiers. The neural net operates at runtime to identify and score lines in a runtime image that are found using a line-finding process. The found lines can be displayed to the user with labels and an associated probability score map based upon the neural net results. Lines that are not labeled are generally deemed to have a low score, and are either not flagged by the interface, or identified as not relevant.
Use of multivariate analysis to assess treatment approaches
Fisher discriminant analysis is performed on data sets of typically developing (TD) individuals and data sets of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) individuals to produce a model that classifies TD individuals from ASD individuals. The ASD data sets include pre-treatment folate-dependent one-carbon metabolism (FOCM) and transsulfuration (TS) pathway metabolic profile data and post-treatment folate-dependent one-carbon metabolism (FOCM) and transsulfuration (TS) pathway metabolic profile data for patients receiving one or more ASD treatments. Changes in adaptive behavior are predicted by utilizing regression of changes in adaptive behavior and changes in biochemical measurements observed in the data sets. Thus, the system can be used to predict the effectiveness of a given course of treatment for an ASD patient based on measured metabolite data of that patient, or to predict the overall effectiveness of a clinical trial based on metabolite data for the trial participants.
Systems and Methods for Detection and Localization of Image and Document Forgery
Systems and methods for detection and localization of image and document forgery. The method can include the step of receiving a dataset having a plurality of authentic images and a plurality of manipulated images. The method can also include the step of benchmarking a plurality of image forgery algorithms using the dataset. The method can further include the step of generating a plurality of receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves for each of the plurality of image forgery algorithms. The method also includes the step of calculating a plurality of area under curve metrics for each of the plurality of ROC curves. The method further includes the step of training a neural network for image forgery based on the plurality of area under curve metrics.