menu
techminis

A naukri.com initiative

google-web-stories
Home

>

ML News

ML News

source image

Medium

1d

read

30

img
dot

Image Credit: Medium

Career Insight: Navigating your Future Path

  • Career Insight is an intelligent platform that helps college students navigate the world of emerging technologies.
  • The platform provides tools, guidance, and direction for students to become career-ready in the rapidly evolving job market.
  • It offers modules for learning, building projects, and job-hunting, adapting to each user's journey.
  • Career Insight was created by Meet Dodiya, Kashish Bhanushali, and Ramesh Yadav, mentored by Prof. Chandan Kolvankar.

Read Full Article

like

1 Like

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

366

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

A Novel Graph Transformer Framework for Gene Regulatory Network Inference

  • A novel Graph Transformer Framework (GT-GRN) for Gene Regulatory Network (GRN) inference is introduced.
  • The GT-GRN model incorporates autoencoder embeddings, prior knowledge from GRN structures, and positional information of genes.
  • Using raw data, the autoencoder captures gene expression patterns to preserve biological signals.
  • Experimental results demonstrate that GT-GRN outperforms existing GRN inference methods in terms of accuracy.

Read Full Article

like

21 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

101

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

STFM: A Spatio-Temporal Information Fusion Model Based on Phase Space Reconstruction for Sea Surface Temperature Prediction

  • The sea surface temperature (SST) prediction is crucial for optimizing production planning and research.
  • Challenges exist due to the inherent nonlinearity of the marine dynamic system.
  • This study introduces the Spatio-Temporal Fusion Mapping (STFM) for accurate SST prediction.
  • STFM uses phase space reconstruction and achieves high accuracy with minimal training data.

Read Full Article

like

6 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

218

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

Safety Pretraining: Toward the Next Generation of Safe AI

  • Large language models (LLMs) are being deployed in high-stakes settings, but generating harmful or toxic content is a major concern.
  • A data-centric pretraining framework is proposed to address this challenge by incorporating safety measures from the start.
  • Key contributions include a safety classifier, a large synthetic safety dataset, and Harmfulness-Tag annotations to flag unsafe content.
  • The safety-pretrained models successfully reduce attack success rates and maintain performance on standard LLM safety benchmarks.

Read Full Article

like

13 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

210

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

(Im)possibility of Automated Hallucination Detection in Large Language Models

  • Automated hallucination detection in large language models (LLMs) is analyzed in a theoretical framework.
  • The study establishes an equivalence between hallucination detection and language identification, concluding that detection is fundamentally impossible for most language collections if the detector is trained using only correct examples.
  • The use of expert-labeled feedback, including negative examples, makes automated hallucination detection possible for all countable language collections.
  • These findings support the importance of expert-labeled examples and feedback-based methods for reliable deployment of LLMs.

Read Full Article

like

12 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

82

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

Democracy of AI Numerical Weather Models: An Example of Global Forecasting with FourCastNetv2 Made by a University Research Lab Using GPU

  • This paper demonstrates the feasibility of democratizing AI-driven global weather forecasting models among university research groups.
  • The paper highlights the use of NVIDIA's FourCastNetv2, an advanced neural network for weather prediction trained on a subset of the ECMWF ERA5 dataset.
  • The training of FourCastNetv2 involved 64 A100 GPUs and took 16 hours to complete, offering significant time and cost reductions compared to traditional NWP.
  • The paper provides insights on data management, training efficiency, and model validation, serving as a guide for other university research groups to develop AI weather forecasting programs.

Read Full Article

like

4 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

56

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

Statistical Guarantees in Synthetic Data through Conformal Adversarial Generation

  • The generation of high-quality synthetic data presents significant challenges in machine learning research, particularly regarding statistical fidelity and uncertainty quantification.
  • A novel framework has been proposed that incorporates conformal prediction methodologies into Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) to address the lack of statistical guarantees in generative models.
  • The framework, Conformalized GAN (cGAN), integrates multiple conformal prediction paradigms, enabling distribution-free uncertainty quantification in generated samples.
  • The approach demonstrates enhanced calibration properties and provides provable statistical guarantees, making the use of synthetic data reliable in high-stakes domains.

Read Full Article

like

3 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

165

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

Whence Is A Model Fair? Fixing Fairness Bugs via Propensity Score Matching

  • Fairness-aware learning aims to mitigate discrimination against specific protected social groups.
  • Training and test data sampling can affect the reliability of reported fairness metrics.
  • FairMatch, a post-processing method, utilizes propensity score matching to evaluate and mitigate bias.
  • Experimental results show that FairMatch improves fairness evaluation and mitigation without sacrificing predictive performance.

Read Full Article

like

9 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

172

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

In-Context Learning can distort the relationship between sequence likelihoods and biological fitness

  • Language models have emerged as powerful predictors of the viability of biological sequences.
  • In-context learning can distort the relationship between fitness and likelihood scores of sequences.
  • This distortion is prominently seen in sequences containing repeated motifs.
  • The phenomenon affects transformer-based models and is mediated by a look-up operation.

Read Full Article

like

10 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

270

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

Sparse Phased Array Optimization Using Deep Learning

  • Antenna arrays are widely used in wireless communication, radar systems, radio astronomy, and military defense to enhance signal strength, directivity, and interference suppression.
  • A deep learning-based optimization approach is introduced to enhance the design of sparse phased arrays by reducing grating lobes.
  • Neural networks are used to approximate the non-convex cost function, allowing for cost function minimization through gradient descent.
  • The method demonstrates significant cost reductions, ranging from 411% to 643%, with an average improvement of 552% in ten array configurations.

Read Full Article

like

16 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

274

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

Conditional Diffusion-Based Retrieval of Atmospheric CO2 from Earth Observing Spectroscopy

  • Satellite-based estimates of greenhouse gas (GHG) properties from observations of reflected solar spectra are important for understanding and monitoring terrestrial systems and the carbon cycle.
  • A computationally expensive algorithm called Optimal Estimation (OE) is currently used for GHG concentration estimation, but it has convergence issues and provides unrealistic uncertainty estimates.
  • To address this, a diffusion-based approach is proposed for retrieving a Gaussian or non-Gaussian posterior, while significantly improving computational speed.
  • This approach is aimed at enabling near continuous real-time global monitoring of carbon sources and sinks for better climate impact assessment and policy making.

Read Full Article

like

16 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

293

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

A Novel Hybrid Approach Using an Attention-Based Transformer + GRU Model for Predicting Cryptocurrency Prices

  • A novel deep learning hybrid model is introduced for predicting cryptocurrency prices.
  • The model integrates attention Transformer and Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU) architectures.
  • The hybrid model combines the strength of Transformer in capturing long-range patterns and GRU's ability to model short-term and sequential trends.
  • The model outperforms four other machine learning models, demonstrating its accuracy and effectiveness in financial prediction tasks.

Read Full Article

like

17 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

372

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

OUI Need to Talk About Weight Decay: A New Perspective on Overfitting Detection

  • A new perspective on overfitting detection in deep neural networks (DNNs) has been introduced.
  • The Overfitting-Underfitting Indicator (OUI) is a tool for monitoring DNN training dynamics and selecting optimal regularization hyperparameters.
  • OUI helps in identifying whether a model is overfitting or underfitting without requiring validation data.
  • Experiments show that maintaining OUI within a specific interval leads to improved generalization and validation scores.

Read Full Article

like

22 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

368

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

A Double-Norm Aggregated Tensor Latent Factorization Model for Temporal-Aware Traffic Speed Imputation

  • Researchers propose a Temporal-Aware Traffic Speed Imputation model for intelligent transportation systems.
  • The model uses a combination of L2-norm and smooth L1-norm in its loss function.
  • It adopts a single latent factor-dependent, nonnegative, and multiplicative update approach.
  • Empirical studies demonstrate that the model achieves accurate imputations for missing traffic speed data.

Read Full Article

like

22 Likes

source image

Arxiv

1d

read

52

img
dot

Image Credit: Arxiv

Enhancing Variational Autoencoders with Smooth Robust Latent Encoding

  • Variational Autoencoders (VAEs) have been enhanced with Smooth Robust Latent VAE (SRL-VAE) framework.
  • SRL-VAE introduces adversarial training to improve generation quality and robustness.
  • By smoothing the latent space via adversarial perturbations, SRL-VAE promotes generalizable representations.
  • SRL-VAE improves both image robustness and fidelity with minimal computational overhead.

Read Full Article

like

3 Likes

For uninterrupted reading, download the app