GANs for Smaller Data: Training GANs on small data without overfitting
Nvidia

GANs for Smaller Data: Training GANs on small data without overfitting

Trained on a small dataset, generative adversarial networks (GANs) tend to generate either replicas of the training data or noisy output. A new method spurs them to produce satisfying variations.

October 14, 20202 min read
More Efficient Action Recognition: Using Active Shift Layer to analyze time series data
Nvidia

More Efficient Action Recognition: Using Active Shift Layer to analyze time series data

Recognizing actions performed in a video requires understanding each frame and relationships between the frames. Previous research devised a way to analyze individual images efficiently known as Active Shift Layer (ASL). New research extends this technique to the steady march of video frames.

October 7, 20202 min read
More Efficient Action Recognition: Using Active Shift Layer to analyze time series data
Nvidia

More Efficient Action Recognition: Using Active Shift Layer to analyze time series data

Recognizing actions performed in a video requires understanding each frame and relationships between the frames. Previous research devised a way to analyze individual images efficiently known as Active Shift Layer (ASL). New research extends this technique to the steady march of video frames.

October 7, 20202 min read
AI Chip Leaders Join Forces: Nvidia announces intent to purchase Arm.
Nvidia

AI Chip Leaders Join Forces: Nvidia announces intent to purchase Arm.

A major corporate acquisition could reshape the hardware that makes AI tick.What’s new: U.S. processor giant Nvidia, the world’s leading vendor of the graphics processing units (GPUs) that perform calculations for deep learning, struck a deal to purchase UK chip designer Arm for $40 billion.

September 23, 20202 min read
AI Chip Leaders Join Forces: Nvidia announces intent to purchase Arm.
Nvidia

AI Chip Leaders Join Forces: Nvidia announces intent to purchase Arm.

A major corporate acquisition could reshape the hardware that makes AI tick.What’s new: U.S. processor giant Nvidia, the world’s leading vendor of the graphics processing units (GPUs) that perform calculations for deep learning, struck a deal to purchase UK chip designer Arm for $40 billion.

September 23, 20202 min read
Built for Speed: Nvidia topped MLPerf's training benchmarks in 2020.
Nvidia

Built for Speed: Nvidia topped MLPerf's training benchmarks in 2020.

Chips specially designed for AI are becoming much faster at training neural networks, judging from recent trials. MLPerf, an organization that’s developing standards for hardware performance in machine learning tasks, released results from its third benchmark competition.

August 5, 20201 min read
Built for Speed: Nvidia topped MLPerf's training benchmarks in 2020.
Nvidia

Built for Speed: Nvidia topped MLPerf's training benchmarks in 2020.

Chips specially designed for AI are becoming much faster at training neural networks, judging from recent trials. MLPerf, an organization that’s developing standards for hardware performance in machine learning tasks, released results from its third benchmark competition.

August 5, 20201 min read
Playing With GANs: GameGAN generated a fully functional Pac-Man.
Nvidia

Playing With GANs: GameGAN generated a fully functional Pac-Man.

Generative adversarial networks don’t just produce pretty pictures. They can build world models, too. A GAN generated a fully functional replica of the classic video game Pac-Man.

May 27, 20202 min read
Playing With GANs: GameGAN generated a fully functional Pac-Man.
Nvidia

Playing With GANs: GameGAN generated a fully functional Pac-Man.

Generative adversarial networks don’t just produce pretty pictures. They can build world models, too. A GAN generated a fully functional replica of the classic video game Pac-Man.

May 27, 20202 min read
Deep Learning for Object Tracking: AI for six-dimensional object tracking for robotics
Nvidia

Deep Learning for Object Tracking: AI for six-dimensional object tracking for robotics

AI is good at tracking objects in two dimensions. A new model processes video from a camera with a depth sensor to predict how objects move through space.

February 26, 20202 min read
Deep Learning for Object Tracking: AI for six-dimensional object tracking for robotics
Nvidia

Deep Learning for Object Tracking: AI for six-dimensional object tracking for robotics

AI is good at tracking objects in two dimensions. A new model processes video from a camera with a depth sensor to predict how objects move through space.

February 26, 20202 min read
Business Pushes the Envelope: The trends shaping AI in 2020
Nvidia

Business Pushes the Envelope: The trends shaping AI in 2020

The business world continues to shape deep learning’s future. Commerce is pushing AI toward more efficient consumption of data, energy, and labor, according to a report on trends in machine learning from market analyst CB Insights.

February 19, 20201 min read
Business Pushes the Envelope: The trends shaping AI in 2020
Nvidia

Business Pushes the Envelope: The trends shaping AI in 2020

The business world continues to shape deep learning’s future. Commerce is pushing AI toward more efficient consumption of data, energy, and labor, according to a report on trends in machine learning from market analyst CB Insights.

February 19, 20201 min read
Anima Anandkumar — The Power of Simulation: How simulation can be useful for supervised learning
Nvidia

Anima Anandkumar — The Power of Simulation: How simulation can be useful for supervised learning

We’ve had great success with supervised deep learning on labeled data. Now it’s time to explore other ways to learn: training on unlabeled data, lifelong learning, and especially letting models explore a simulated environment before transferring what they learn to the real world.

January 1, 20202 min read
Anima Anandkumar — The Power of Simulation: How simulation can be useful for supervised learning
Nvidia

Anima Anandkumar — The Power of Simulation: How simulation can be useful for supervised learning

We’ve had great success with supervised deep learning on labeled data. Now it’s time to explore other ways to learn: training on unlabeled data, lifelong learning, and especially letting models explore a simulated environment before transferring what they learn to the real world.

January 1, 20202 min read

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