One of the most serious illnesses that may impact the neurological system in humans is dementia, of which Parkinson' s disease is a major subtype. Patients with Parkinson' s disease have significant behavioura...
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Reinforcement learning (RL) algorithms are widely considered to be the enabling technology for deep learning and allow for agents in complex systems to learn in a dynamic environment. In order to present in this paper...
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Epilepsy is a threatening neurological disease which causes sudden bursts in the electrical activities of the brain known as epileptic seizures. Due to its less availability in terms of treatment, and the data is also...
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Data management is the most challenging aspect of building machinelearning (ML) systems. ML systems can read large volumes of historical data when training models, but inference workloads are more varied, depending o...
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(纸本)9798400704222
Data management is the most challenging aspect of building machinelearning (ML) systems. ML systems can read large volumes of historical data when training models, but inference workloads are more varied, depending on whether it is a batch or online ML system. The feature store for ML has recently emerged as a single data platform for managing ML data throughout the ML lifecycle, from feature engineering to model training to inference. In this paper, we present the Hopsworks feature store for machinelearning as a highly available platform for managing feature data with API support for columnar, row-oriented, and similarity search query workloads. We introduce and address challenges solved by the feature stores related to feature reuse, how to organize data transformations, and how to ensure correct and consistent data between feature engineering, model training, and model inference. We present the engineering challenges in building high-performance query services for a feature store and show how Hopsworks outperforms existing cloud feature stores for training and online inference query workloads.
Thyroid disease represents a significant contributor to challenges in both medical diagnosis and the prediction of its onset, making it a complex area of study within medical research. This research thoroughly analyse...
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This paper explores the utilization of Artificial Intelligence and machinelearning algorithms to empower visually impaired individuals, enabling satisfactory movement in their daily lives. The research focuses on enh...
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This study investigates the viability of using machinelearning (ML) to improve valve management and water delivery, focusing on soil hydration in the root zones. The System ensures that the appropriate amount of wate...
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The existing road monitoring systems, which rely on manual inspections and simple sensors, are labor-intensive, unreliable, and unable of processing complicated multidimensional data. Consequently, it usually takes ti...
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Todays digital era network may become unstable due to malicious activity on the Internet. One of the best protection methods is an intrusion detection system (IDS), which lowers security losses and shields you from on...
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Recent advances in incorporating physical knowledge into deep neural networks can estimate previously unknown governing partial differential equations (PDEs) in a data-driven way. They have shown promising results in ...
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(纸本)9798400701689
Recent advances in incorporating physical knowledge into deep neural networks can estimate previously unknown governing partial differential equations (PDEs) in a data-driven way. They have shown promising results in spatiotemporal predictive learning. However, these methods typically assume universal governing PDEs across space, which is impractical for modeling complex spatiotemporal phenomena with high spatial variability (e.g., climate). Also, they cannot effectively model the evolution of potential errors in estimating the physical dynamics over time. This paper introduces a physics-guided neural network, SVPNET, which learns effective physical representations by estimating the error evolution in physics states for correction and modeling spatially varying physical dynamics to predict the next state. Experiments carried out in four scenarios, including benchmarks and real-world datasets, show that SVPNET outperforms state-of-the-art methods in spatiotemporal prediction tasks for natural processes and significantly improves prediction when training data are limited. Ablation studies also highlight that SVPNET is powerful in capturing physical dynamics in complex physical systems.
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