Patent classifications
G06V10/426
Method and system for analyzing image
An image analysis method and an image analysis system are disclosed. The method may include extracting training raw graphic data including at least one first node corresponding to a plurality of histological features of a training tissue slide image, and at least one first edge defined by a relationship between the histological features and generating training graphic data by sampling the first node of the training raw graphic data. The method may also include determining a parameter of a readout function by training a graph neural network (GNN) using the training graphic data and training output data corresponding to the training graphic data, and extracting inference graphic data including at least one second node corresponding to a plurality of histological features of an inference tissue slide image, and at least one second edge decided by a relationship between the histological features of the inference tissue slide image.
GAUGE EQUIVARIANT GEOMETRIC GRAPH CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK
Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for performing machine learning, comprising: determining a plurality of vertices in a neighborhood associated with a mesh including a target vertex; determining a linear transformation configured to parallel transport signals along all edges in the mesh to the target vertex; applying the linear transformation to the plurality of vertices in the neighborhood to form a combined signal at the target vertex; determining a set of basis filters; linearly combining the basis filters using a set of learned parameters to form a gauge equivariant convolution filter, wherein the gauge equivariant convolution filter is constrained to maintain gauge equivariance; applying the gauge equivariant convolution filter to the combined signal to form an intermediate output; and applying a nonlinearity to the intermediate output to form a convolution output.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR IMPROVING EXERCISE PERFORMANCE USING A MOBILE DEVICE
A computing device for implementing a sensor-less method to improve exercise performance is described. An engine of the computing device receives, from a camera of the computing device, video exercise data associated with a user performing an active exercise and then converts the video via a deep learning algorithm to one or more movements of a user's skeleton in real-time performing the active exercise. A first movement of the one or more movements is compared to a predictive model associated with an ideal performance of the first movement. A confidence score is assigned to the comparison. Feedback data is transmitted to a graphical user interface of the computing device for display to the user, where the feedback data includes the confidence score and instructions on how the user can improve the first movement to raise the confidence score.
Using iterative 3D-model fitting for domain adaptation of a hand-pose-estimation neural network
Described is a solution for an unlabeled target domain dataset challenge using a domain adaptation technique to train a neural network using an iterative 3D model fitting algorithm to generate refined target domain labels. The neural network supports the convergence of the 3D model fitting algorithm and the 3D model fitting algorithm provides refined labels that are used for training of the neural network. During real-time inference, only the trained neural network is required. A convolutional neural network (CNN) is trained using labeled synthetic frames (source domain) with unlabeled real depth frames (target domain). The CNN initializes an offline iterative 3D model fitting algorithm capable of accurately labeling the hand pose in real depth frames. The labeled real depth frames are used to continue training the CNN thereby improving accuracy beyond that achievable by using only unlabeled real depth frames for domain adaptation.
Using iterative 3D-model fitting for domain adaptation of a hand-pose-estimation neural network
Described is a solution for an unlabeled target domain dataset challenge using a domain adaptation technique to train a neural network using an iterative 3D model fitting algorithm to generate refined target domain labels. The neural network supports the convergence of the 3D model fitting algorithm and the 3D model fitting algorithm provides refined labels that are used for training of the neural network. During real-time inference, only the trained neural network is required. A convolutional neural network (CNN) is trained using labeled synthetic frames (source domain) with unlabeled real depth frames (target domain). The CNN initializes an offline iterative 3D model fitting algorithm capable of accurately labeling the hand pose in real depth frames. The labeled real depth frames are used to continue training the CNN thereby improving accuracy beyond that achievable by using only unlabeled real depth frames for domain adaptation.
IMAGE PROCESSING USING GENERATIVE GRAPHICAL MODELS
An image processing technique is presented using a hierarchical image model. The technique may be used as a precursor to subsequent image processing, to fix detected images in a post processing stage or as a segmentation or classification stage. The techniques may also be applied to super resolution. In a first layer of the hierarchical image model, each observed pixel of the image has a representation allocated to one or more input node. A set of the input nodes are assigned to a hidden node of a second layer, and a duplicate set of input nodes of the first layer is assigned to a duplicate of the hidden node in the second layer. In this way, a dense latent tree is formed in which a subtree is duplicated. Variables are assigned to the input nodes, the hidden node and the duplicate nodes and recurringly modified to process the image. Belief propagation messages may be utilised to recursively modify the variables. An image processing system using the method is described. A planning system for an autonomous vehicle comprising the image processing system is described.
DEEP LEARNING BASED IDENTIFICATION OF DIFFICULT TO TEST NODES
Techniques to improve the accuracy and speed for detection and remediation of difficult to test nodes in a circuit design netlist. The techniques utilize improved netlist representations, test point insertion, and trained neural networks.
ALGORITHMIC APPROACH TO FINDING CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GRAPHICAL ELEMENTS
Introduced here are computer programs and associated computer-implemented techniques for finding the correspondence between sets of graphical elements that share a similar structure. In contrast to conventional approaches, this approach can leverage the similar structure to discover how two sets of graphical elements are related to one another without the relationship needing to be explicitly specified. To accomplish this, a graphics editing platform can employ one or more algorithms designed to encode the structure of graphical elements using a directed graph and then compute element-to-element correspondence between different sets of graphical elements that share a similar structure.
VISUAL POSITIONING METHOD AND APPARATUS, AND COMPUTER-READABLE STORAGE MEDIUM
The disclosure provides a visual positioning method and apparatus, an electronic device and a computer-readable storage medium. The method includes: generating a semantic graph by semantically identifying collected images; determining description information of each entity through a random walk algorithm in the established semantic graph; determining candidate entities matching each entity in a preset entity map based on the description information; and positioning a collection area of the current image based on an area where the candidate entities are located in the preset entity map. The description information of each entity node constructed with the random walk algorithm not only contains semantic information of the corresponding node, but also local constraint information between semantics.
AN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INTRA-OPERATIVE SURGICAL GUIDANCE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USE
The inventive subject matter is directed to an artificial intelligence intra-operative surgical guidance system and method of use. The artificial intelligence intra-operative surgical guidance system is made of a computer executing one or more automated artificial intelligence models trained on data layer datasets collections to calculate surgical decision risks, and provide intra-operative surgical guidance; and a display configured to provide visual guidance to a user,