Author: Nitish Kumar

Nitish Kumar
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Nitish is a computer science undergraduate with keen interest in the field of deep learning. He has done various projects related to deep learning and closely follows the new advancements taking place in the field.

Researchers at UC Berkeley Introduce a New Competence-Based Algorithm Called Contrastive Intrinsic Control (CIC) For Unsupervised Skill Discovery

In the presence of extrinsic rewards, Deep Reinforcement Learning (RL) is a strong strategy for tackling complex control tasks. Playing video games with pixels,...

Introduction to Intel’s oneAPI Unified Programming Model for Python Machine Learning

The popular Python machine learning toolkit Scikit-learn is a simple yet effective framework for classical machine learning. Scikit-learn is the preferred choice for training...

In a Latest Machine Learning Research, Amazon Researchers Propose an End-To-End Noise-Tolerant Embedding Learning Framework, ‘PGE’, to Jointly Leverage Both Text Information and Graph...

With the rapid rise of the internet, e-commerce websites like Amazon, eBay, and Walmart have become essential avenues for online buying and business transactions....

Google Cloud Python Logging Library Improves Serverless Support With Version 3.0 Release

The Google Cloud Python logging library has been updated to version 3.0.0. Enhancements to Cloud Run and Cloud Functions, as well as support for...

Introduction to ‘TensorLayer’: A Python-based Versatile Deep Learning Library Designed for Machine Learning Researchers

It takes a long time and a lot of effort to build a working deep learning system. Building advanced neural networks, coordinating several network...

Stony Brook University Researchers Introduce ‘StandardSim’: A Large-Scale Photorealistic Synthetic Dataset Featuring Annotations For Semantic Segmentation, Instance Segmentation, Depth Estimation, And Object Detection

Autonomous checkout is a rapidly advancing technology that has the potential to transform the way people shop in physical establishments. It frequently uses cameras...

Researchers From Nankai and Stanford Propose ‘DeepDrug’: A Python Based Deep Learning Framework For Drug Relation Prediction

Drug discovery includes looking for biomedical connections between chemical compounds (drugs, chemicals) and protein targets. Drugs interact with biological systems on a fundamental level...

AstraZeneca Researchers Explain the Concept and Applications of the Shapley Value in Machine Learning

In many practical areas of machine learning, such as explainability, feature selection, data valuation, ensemble pruning, and federated learning, measuring relevance and attribution of...

Introduction to Generalised Additive Models (GAMs)

Linear models are considered multi-purpose since they may be fine-tuned in a variety of ways to adapt to a variety of circumstances and data...

Researchers Introduce ‘Alpa’: A Compiler System for Distributed Deep Learning, Built on Top of Machine Learning Parallelization Approaches, That Automatically Generates Parallel Execution Plans...

Training extremely massive deep learning (DL) models on clusters of high-performance accelerators necessitate significant engineering effort for model definition and training cluster environment specifications...

In A Latest Computer Vision Research, Researchers Introduce ‘JoJoGAN’: An AI Method With One-Shot Face Stylization

A style mapper applies a preset style to the photos it receives (for example, taking faces to cartoons). In a recent study, researchers from...

Allen Institute For AI Researchers Propose GPV-2: A Webly Supervised Concept Expansion For General Purpose Vision Models

While much of the work in computer vision has been focused on developing task-specific models, there has recently been a drive to develop vision...