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Category: Computer Vision
Neuromorphic Computing
Neuromorphic computing involves designing hardware architectures that mimic the structure and functionality of biological neural networks. Here’s a general overview of how neural networks can be mapped to neuromorphic hardware: Overall, mapping neural networks to neuromorphic hardware involves designing efficient algorithms, leveraging hardware-specific features, and utilizing specialized software tools to harness the full potential of… Continue reading Neuromorphic Computing
Biohybrid Devices
Biological tissue-artificial hybrid devices, also known as biohybrid systems, represent a fascinating intersection of biological and artificial components. These devices combine living biological tissues or cells with synthetic or electronic components to create functional systems with unique capabilities. Here’s an overview of biohybrid devices, their applications, challenges, and examples: Biohybrid Devices Fundamentals: Challenges and Considerations:… Continue reading Biohybrid Devices
Open Problems in Computer Vision
Computer vision, like many fields in technology, is constantly evolving, and there are several open problems that researchers are actively working on. Here are some of the current open problems in computer vision: These open problems represent just a subset of the broader challenges in computer vision, and researchers continue to explore innovative approaches to… Continue reading Open Problems in Computer Vision
ImageNet
ImageNet Classification with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks Summary: The landmark paper “ImageNet Classification with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks” by Alex Krizhevsky, Ilya Sutskever, and Geoffrey Hinton (2012) marked a significant turning point in the field of computer vision. This paper introduced a deep convolutional neural network (CNN) architecture that achieved state-of-the-art performance on the challenging… Continue reading ImageNet
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Facial Recognition
Face recognition, also known as facial recognition, is a technology that involves the identification and verification of individuals based on their unique facial features. It has gained significant attention in various fields, including surveillance, AI applications, biometrics, and personal identification. This extended overview of face recognition, including its methods of data collection, technologies employed, and… Continue reading Facial Recognition
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What is Deception?
IntroductionDeception is the act of intentionally misleading or withholding information from others. It is a complex and often difficult behavior to detect, but researchers in a variety of fields have developed methods for studying deception and monitoring it in real-world settings. In this blog post, we will explore what deception is, how it is studied… Continue reading What is Deception?