There are many attempts to analyze the relationship between functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) data and text stimuli representation in cognitive neuroscience research. Because programming codes are exemplary...
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Generative 3D face models featuring disentangled controlling factors hold immense potential for diverse applications in computer vision and computer graphics. However, previous 3D face modeling methods face a challeng...
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Generative 3D face models featuring disentangled controlling factors hold immense potential for diverse applications in computer vision and computer graphics. However, previous 3D face modeling methods face a challenge as they demand specific labels to effectively disentangle these factors. This becomes particularly problematic when integrating multiple 3D face datasets to improve the generalization of the model. Addressing this issue, this paper introduces a Weakly-Supervised Disentanglement Framework, denoted as WSDF, to facilitate the training of controllable 3D face models without an overly stringent labeling requirement. Adhering to the paradigm of Variational Autoencoders (VAEs), the proposed model achieves disentanglement of identity and expression controlling factors through a two-branch encoder equipped with dedicated identity-consistency prior. It then faithfully re-entangles these factors via a tensor-based combination mechanism. Notably, the introduction of the Neutral Bank allows precise acquisition of subject-specific information using only identity labels, thereby averting degeneration due to insufficient supervision. Additionally, the framework incorporates a label-free second-order loss function for the expression factor to regulate deformation space and eliminate extraneous information, resulting in enhanced disentanglement. Extensive experiments have been conducted to substantiate the superior performance of WSDF. Our code is available at https://***/liguoha096/WSDF.
Traffic signal control systems (TSCSs) are integral to intelligent traffic management, fostering efficient vehicle flow. Traditional approaches often simplify road networks into standard graphs, which results in a fai...
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Generative 3D face models featuring disentangled controlling factors hold immense potential for diverse applications in computer vision and computer graphics. However, previous 3D face modeling methods face a challeng...
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We prove that the 2017 puzzle game ZHED is NPcomplete, even with just tiles numbered 1. Such a puzzle is defined by a set of unit-square tiles in a square grid, and a target square of the grid. A move consists of sele...
Unreliability of communication links is a very common problem in wireless networks, and node mobility as one of significant features may importantly affect the reliability of communication links. In this paper, we pre...
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Generating animatable and editable 3D head avatars is essential for various applications in computer vision and graphics. Traditional 3D-aware generative adversarial networks (GANs), often using implicit fields like N...
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Automated grape yield estimation is one of the important aspects of intelligent vineyard management. In order to meet requirements of fast estimation and large-scale grape yield estimation in complex field environment...
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The amount of data produced by distributed devices, such as smart devices and the IoT, is increasing continuously. The cost of transmitting data and also distributed computing power raise interest in distributed data ...
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The amount of data produced by distributed devices, such as smart devices and the IoT, is increasing continuously. The cost of transmitting data and also distributed computing power raise interest in distributed data mining (DDM). However, in a pure DDM scenario, data availability may not be enough to generate reliable models in a distributed environment. So, the ability to exchange data efficiently and effectively will become a crucial component of *** this paper, we propose the concept of the Machine Learning Data Market (MLDM), a framework for the exchange of data among autonomous agents. We consider a set of learning agents in a cooperative distributed ML, where agents negotiate data to improve the models they use locally. In the proposed data market, the system’s predictive accuracy is investigated, as well as the economic value of *** question addressed in this paper is: How data exchange among the agents will improve the accuracy of the learning model. Agent budget is defined as a limitation of negotiation. We defined a multi-agent system with negotiation and assessed it against the multi-agent system baseline and the single-agent system. The proposed framework is analyzed based on the different sizes of batch data collected over time to find out how this changes the effect of the negotiation on the accuracy of the model. The results indicate that even simple negotiation among agents increases their learning accuracy.
We present a method for synthesizing dynamic, reduced-order output-feedback polynomial control policies for control-affine nonlinear systems which guarantees runtime stability to a goal state, when using visual observ...
We present a method for synthesizing dynamic, reduced-order output-feedback polynomial control policies for control-affine nonlinear systems which guarantees runtime stability to a goal state, when using visual observations and a learned perception module in the feedback control loop. We leverage Lyapunov analysis to formulate the problem of synthesizing such policies. This problem is nonconvex in the policy parameters and the Lyapunov function that is used to prove the stability of the policy. To solve this problem approximately, we propose two approaches: the first solves a sequence of sum-of-squares optimization problems to iteratively improve a policy which is provably-stable by construction, while the second directly performs gradient-based optimization on the parameters of the polynomial policy, and its closed-loop stability is verified a posteriori. We extend our approach to provide stability guarantees in the presence of observation noise, which realistically arises due to errors in the learned perception module. We evaluate our approach on several underactuated nonlinear systems, including pendula and quadrotors, showing that our guarantees translate to empirical stability when controlling these systems from images, while baseline approaches can fail to reliably stabilize the system.
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