Patent classifications
G06N3/0985
USING LOCAL GEOMETRY WHEN CREATING A NEURAL NETWORK
A computer system (which may include one or more computers) that chooses or selects one or more criteria for when to terminate training of a neural network is described. During operation, the computer system may choose or select the one or more criteria for when to terminate the training of the neural network, where the one or more criteria are based at least in part on a measure corresponding to a local geometry of a loss landscape at or proximate to a current location in the loss landscape. Note that one of the one or more criteria may include: a trace of a Hessian matrix associated with a loss function dropping below a threshold, or a ratio between an operator norm of the Hessian matrix and a curvature of the loss function at the current location in the loss landscape reaching a second threshold.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ARCHITECTURE EMBEDDINGS FOR EFFICIENT DYNAMIC SYNTHETIC DATA GENERATION
Systems and methods for architecture embeddings for efficient dynamic synthetic data generation are disclosed. The disclosed systems and methods may include a system for generating synthetic data configured to perform operations. The operations may include retrieving a set of rules associated with a first data profile and generating, by executing a hyperparameter search, a plurality of hyperparameter sets for generative adversarial networks (GANs) that satisfy the set of rules. The operations may include generating mappings between the hyperparameter sets and the first data profile and storing the mappings in a hyperparameter library. The operations may include receiving a request for synthetic data, the request indicating a second data profile and selecting, from the mappings in the hyperparameter library, a hyperparameter set mapped to the second data profile. The operations may include building a GAN using the selected hyperparameter set and generating, using the GAN, a synthetic data set.
MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES FOR SIMULTANEOUS LIKELIHOOD PREDICTION AND CONDITIONAL CAUSE PREDICTION
There is a need to accurately and dynamically predicting a probability for an event and a likely cause for the event prior to the event occurring using collected data from disparate data sources. This need can be addressed, for example, by generating an event prediction data object by utilizing an event prediction machine learning model, wherein the event prediction data object describes an event likelihood prediction and in an instance where the event likelihood prediction is an affirmative likelihood prediction, one or more fall cause predictions; and performing one or more prediction-based actions based at least in part on the event likelihood prediction.
System and method for training an artificial intelligence (AI) classifier of scanned items
Systems and methods for training an artificial intelligence (AI) classifier of scanned items. The items may include a training set of sample raw scans. The set may include in-class objects and not-in-class raw scans. An AI classifier may be configured to sample raw scans in the training set, measure errors in the results, update classifier parameters based on the errors, and detect completion of training.
Implementing monotonic constrained neural network layers using complementary activation functions
A facility for generating monotonic fully connected layer blocks for a machine learning model is described. The facility receives an indication of a convex constituent monotonically increasing activation function and a concave constituent monotonically increasing activation function for a monotonic layer. The facility generates a composite monotonic activation function made up of the convex and concave constituent activation functions. The facility receives an indication of a monotonicity indicator vector for the monotonic dense layer block. The facility determines one or more selector weights for the composite activation function. The facility initializes a sign for each weight of one or more kernel weights included in the monotonic layer and initializes a bias vector. The facility generates the monotonic dense layer block based on the composite activation function, the monotonicity indicator vector, the selector weights, the sign for each kernel weight, and the bias vector.
AUTOMATED RETURN EVALUATION WITH ANOMOLY DETECTION
Media, methods, and systems are disclosed for applying a computer-implemented model to a table of computed values to identify one or more anomalies. One or more input forms having a plurality of input form field values is received. The input form field values are automatically parsed into a set of computer-generated candidate standard field values. The set of candidate standard field values are automatically normalized into a corresponding set of normalized field values, based on a computer-automated input normalization model. An automated review model controller is applied to automatically identify a review model to apply to the set of normalized field values, based on certain predetermined target field values. The automatically identified review model is then applied to the set of normalized inputs, and in response to detecting an anomaly, a field value is flagged accordingly.
Meta-Learning for Cardiac MRI Segmentation
Methods and systems are described for image segmentation. A machine learning model is applied to a set of images to generate results. The results may be obtained as a probability map for each image in the set of images. The model may be trained by accessing a set of labeled images, each image associated with a label indicating a location of a feature within a respective image. An initial set of parameters is accessed. An encoder is initialized with the initial set of parameters. The encoder is applied to the set of labeled images to generate a prediction of a feature location within each image. The initial set of parameters are updated based on the predictions and the label associated with the labeled images. The updated set of parameters and an additional set of parameters generated using a set of unlabeled images are aggregated.
Automatic determination of hyperparameters
Techniques for tuning a machine learning algorithm using automatically determined optimal hyperparameters are described. An exemplary method includes receiving a request to determine a search space for at least one hyperparameter of a machine learning algorithm; determining, according to the request, optimal hyperparameter values from the search space for at least the one hyperparameter of the machine learning algorithm based on an evaluation of hyperparameters from the same machine learning algorithm on different datasets; and tuning the machine learning algorithm using the determined optimal hyperparameter values for the at least one hyperparameter of the machine learning algorithm to generate a machine learning model.
System, method, and computer program product for user network activity anomaly detection
Described are a system, method, and computer program product for user network activity anomaly detection. The method includes receiving network resource data associated with network resource activity of a plurality of users and generating a plurality of layers of a multilayer graph from the network resource data. Each layer of the plurality of layers may include a plurality of nodes, which are associated with users, connected by a plurality of edges, which are representative of node interdependency. The method also includes generating a plurality of adjacency matrices from the plurality of layers and generating a merged single layer graph based on a weighted sum of the plurality of adjacency matrices. The method further includes generating anomaly scores for each node in the merged single layer graph and determining a set of anomalous users based on the anomaly scores.
COMPUTER-IMPLEMENTED DETECTION AND PROCESSING OF ORAL FEATURES
Described herein are computer-implemented methods for analyzing an input image of a mouth region from a user to provide information regarding a disease or condition of the mouth region, a computing device configured to receive the input images from a user; and a trained machine learning system. In some embodiments, the computing device is configured to transmit an oral health score to the user.