G06F18/24317

Explainable artificial intelligence (AI) based image analytic, automatic damage detection and estimation system

An Artificial Intelligence (AI) based automatic damage detection and estimation system receives images of a damaged object. The images are converted into monochrome versions if needed and analyzed by an ensemble machine learning (ML) cause prediction model that includes a plurality of sub-models that are each trained to identify a cause of damage to a corresponding portion for the damaged object from a plurality of causes. In addition, an explanation for the selection of the cause from the plurality of causes is also provided. The explanation includes image portions and pixels of images that enabled the cause prediction model to select the cause of damage. An ML parts identification model is also employed to identify and labels parts of the damaged object which are repairable and parts that are damaged and need replacement. The cost estimation for the repair and restoration of the damaged object can also be generated.

Classification of polyps using learned image analysis

Computational techniques are applied to video images of polyps to extract features and patterns from different perspectives of a polyp. The extracted features and patterns are synthesized using registration techniques to remove artifacts and noise, thereby generating improved images for the polyp. The generated images of each polyp can be used for training and testing purposes, where a machine learning system separates two types of polyps.

Method and system for assessing images using biomarkers
11263793 · 2022-03-01 · ·

A method of forming a probability map is disclosed. According to one embodiment, a method may include: (1) obtaining multiple measures of multiple imaging parameters for every stop of a moving window on an image, wherein two neighboring ones of the stops of the moving window are partially overlapped with each other; (2) obtaining first probabilities of an event for the stops of the moving window by matching the measures of the imaging parameters to a classifier; and (3) obtaining second probabilities of the event for multiple voxels of a probability map based on information associated with the first probabilities.

AUTOMATED METHODS AND SYSTEMS THAT FACILITATE ROOT-CAUSE ANALYSIS OF DISTRIBUTED-APPLICATION OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS AND FAILURES BY GENERTING NOISE-SUBTRACTED CALL-TRACE-CLASSIFICATION RULES

The current document is directed to methods and systems that employ call traces collected by one or more call-trace services to generate call-trace-classification rules to facilitate root-cause analysis of distributed-application operational problems and failures. In a described implementation, a set of automatically labeled call traces is partitioned by the generated call-trace-classification rules. Call-trace-classification-rule generation is constrained to produce relatively simple rules with greater-than-threshold confidences and coverages. The call-trace-classification rules may point to particular services and service failures, which provides useful information to distributed-application and distributed-computer-system managers and administrators attempting to diagnose operational problems and failures that arise during execution of distributed applications within distributed computer systems. A first dataset is collected during normal distributed-application operation and a second dataset is collected during problem-associated or failure-associated operation of the distributed application. The first and second datasets are used to generate noise-subtracted call-trace-classification rules and/or diagnostic suggestions.

AUTOMATED METHODS AND SYSTEMS THAT FACILITATE ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS OF DISTRIBUTED-APPLICATION OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS AND FAILURES

The current document is directed to methods and systems that employ call traces collected by one or more call-trace services to generate call-trace-classification rules to facilitate root-cause analysis of distributed-application operational problems and failures. In a described implementation, a set of automatically labeled call traces is partitioned by the generated call-trace-classification rules. Call-trace-classification-rule generation is constrained to produce relatively simple rules with greater-than-threshold confidences and coverages. The call-trace-classification rules may point to particular services and service failures, which provides useful information to distributed-application and distributed-computer-system managers and administrators attempting to diagnose operational problems and failures that arise during execution of distributed applications within distributed computer systems. Call-trace-classification rules that are useful in multiple diagnoses are maintained as diagnosis tools for future diagnoses.

VIDEO OBJECT DATA STORAGE AND PROCESSING SYSTEM
20170300754 · 2017-10-19 ·

A video object data storage and display system comprising a video object data selection and viewing portion and a video object data storage portion. The system comprises a video object having a: scale/size, pose/tilt, location, and frame/time. The system further comprises a database.

METHOD OF FORMING PROBABILITY MAP
20170287175 · 2017-10-05 ·

A method of forming a probability map is disclosed. According to one embodiment, a method may include: (1) obtaining multiple measures of multiple imaging parameters for every stop of a moving window on an image, wherein two neighboring ones of the stops of the moving window are partially overlapped with each other; (2) obtaining first probabilities of an event for the stops of the moving window by matching the measures of the imaging parameters to a classifier; and (3) obtaining second probabilities of the event for multiple voxels of a probability map based on information associated with the first probabilities.

Learning method and recording medium

Learning method includes performing a first process in which a coarse class classifier configured with a first neural network is made to classify a plurality of images given as a set of images each attached with a label indicating a detailed class into a plurality of coarse classes including a plurality of detailed classes and is then made to learn a first feature that is a feature common in each of the coarse classes, and performing a second process in which a detailed class classifier, configured with a second neural network that is the same in terms of layers other than the final layer as but different in terms of the final layer from the first neural network made to perform the learning in the first process, is made to classify the set of images into detailed classes and learn a second feature of each detailed class.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR TRAFFIC SIGN VALIDATION

A driver assistance system for a vehicle includes image obtaining unit configured to obtain data in proximity to the vehicle, determine a regulation value based on the data, and at least one sensor unit configured to provide state information related to a state of the vehicle. Processing unit also includes being configured to determine whether a zone condition applies based on the data, confirm a validity of the detected regulation value based on the state information, the determined regulation value, the zone condition, and an age of the data, the processing unit is configured to revoke the validity, and wherein, upon determination of a zone condition, the processing unit is configured to increase the predetermined threshold duration. The processing unit is also configured to cause the regulation value to be displayed when the validity is confirmed and to prevent display of the regulation value when the validity is revoked.

Auxiliary parts damage determination

A method of determining, one or more damage states of one or more auxiliary parts of a damaged vehicle, the vehicle comprising a plurality of normalized parts and at least some of the normalized parts further comprising one or more auxiliary parts. The method includes receiving one or more images of the vehicle, using a plurality of classifiers, each determining at least one classification of damage to the vehicle, each said classification being determined for each of a plurality of normalized parts of the vehicle, determining one or more classifications for the plurality of auxiliary parts using one or more trained models, wherein each classification comprises at least one indication of damage to at least one auxiliary part and outputting the determined damage states of the one or more auxiliary parts.