The technology disclosed relates to classification of process cycle images to predict success or failure of process cycles. The technology disclosed includes capturing and processing images of sections arranged on an image generating chip in genotyping process. Image description features of production cycle images are created and given as input to classifiers. A trained classifier separates successful production images from unsuccessful or failed production images. The failed production images are further classified by a trained root cause classifier into various categories of failure.

Systems and methods for increasing the training value of input training datasets are described herein. In an embodiment, a server computer receives a plurality of input training datasets, each of the input training datasets comprising values for a plurality of parameters, a value indicating whether failure has occurred, and another value indicating the time of failure or the time of observation if no failure has occurred. For each input training dataset, the server computer generates a plurality of month-specific training datasets, each of which comprising a first value indicating a number of previous months where failure has not occurred and a second value indicating whether failure occurred during a month corresponding to the month-specific training data. The server computer trains a machine learning model using the plurality of month-specific training datasets. When the server computer receives a particular input dataset, the server computer generates a plurality of month-specific input datasets from the particular input dataset and uses the machine learning model to compute a plurality of month-specific likelihoods of failure of the particular item from the plurality of month-specific input datasets. This process allows a machine learning model to train off of both complete and incomplete datasets, giving the machine learning model access to current data and allowing for earlier implementation of machine learning in new business areas.

A method of processing test execution logs to determine error location and source includes creating a set of training examples based on previously processed test execution logs, clustering the training examples into a set of clusters using an unsupervised learning process, and using training examples of each cluster to train a respective supervised learning process to label data where each generated cluster is used as a class/label to identify the type of errors in the test execution log. The labeled data is then processed by supervised learning processes, specifically a classification algorithm. Once the classification model is built it is used to predict the type of the errors in future/unseen test execution logs. In some embodiments, the unsupervised learning process is a density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise clustering application, and the supervised learning processes are random forest deep neural networks.

A system and method for concealing and revealing a human face in media objects may include obtaining a first media object capturing an image of the face; employing a first unit to: extract, from the first media object, a set of features representing the face, and generate a second media object, by embedding the extracted features in an anonymized media object; and employing a second unit to recognize the face based on the second media object.

The present invention provides a hydraulic turbine cavitation acoustic signal identification method based on big data machine learning. According to the method, time sequence clustering based on multiple operating conditions under the multi-output condition of the hydraulic turbine set is performed by utilizing an neural network, characteristic quantities of the hydraulic turbine set under a steady condition in a healthy state is screened; a random forest algorithm is introduced to perform feature screening of multiple measuring points under steady-state operation of the hydraulic turbine set, optimal feature measuring points and optimal feature subsets are extracted, finally a health state prediction model is constructed by using gated recurrent units; whether incipient cavitation is present in the equipment is judged. The present invention can effectively identify the occurrence of incipient cavitation in the hydraulic turbine set, reducing unnecessary shutdown of the equipment and prolonging the service life.

A processing system may obtain a customer identifier at a first retail location of a telecommunication network service provider, determine a recency factor of the identifier, obtain an identification of items of interest to the customer, and determine whether the customer has visited a second retail location of the provider within a time period prior to the customer being at the first retail location. The processing system may then apply, to a fraud detection machine learning model, a plurality of factors comprising: a quantity of items of interest, a value of the items, a factor associated with whether the customer has visited the second retail location within the time period, and the recency factor, where the fraud detection machine learning model outputs a fraud indicator value, determine that the fraud indicator value meets a warning threshold and present a warning to a device at the first retail location.

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to methods, systems, and computer program products for observation data evaluation. In a method, a hierarchical relationship between a plurality of observation items is obtained based on a dataset including a plurality of observation samples. Here, an observation sample in the plurality of observation samples includes a group of measurements for the group of observation items, respectively. A plurality of evaluation models for evaluating an observation sample is generated based on the hierarchical relationship according to a predefined group of membership functions and a predefined group of fuzzy operators. An evaluation model is selected for a further evaluation from the plurality of evaluation models based on a plurality of confidence intervals for the plurality of evaluation models. With these embodiments, the evaluation model may be obtained in an easy and more effective way.

Intelligent systems are disclosed that respond to user intent and desires based upon activity that may or may not be expressly directed at the intelligent system. In some embodiments, the intelligent system acquires a depth image of a scene surrounding the system. A scene geometry may be extracted from the depth image and elements of the scene may be monitored. In certain embodiments, user activity in the scene is monitored and analyzed to infer user desires or intent with respect to the system. The interpretation of the user's intent as well as the system's response may be affected by the scene geometry surrounding the user and/or the system. In some embodiments, techniques and systems are disclosed for interpreting express user communication, e.g., expressed through hand gesture movements. In some embodiments, such gesture movements may be interpreted based on real-time depth information obtained from, e.g., optical or non-optical type depth sensors.

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 technology disclosed relates to deduplicating metadata about places. A feature generator module is configured to generate features for metadata profiles. The metadata profiles represent a plurality of places. The features are based on geohash strings and word embeddings generated for the metadata profiles. A diff generator module is configured to generate diff vectors that pair-wise encode results of comparison between features of paired metadata profiles. A classification module is configured to generate similarity scores for the paired metadata profiles based on the diff vectors. A particular similarity score indicates whether metadata profiles in a particular pair of metadata profiles represent a same place.