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48 results for Fruit fly olfactory circuit

New LSH algorithms improve nearest-neighbor search performance.

problem Efficiently searching for similar high-dimensional data.
method High-dimensional locality-sensitive hashing (LSH) based on fruit fly olfactory circuit.
result New LSH algorithms outperform existing methods on benchmark datasets.

A new classifier encodes local neighborhoods for each class using Fly Bloom Filters.

problem Efficiently classify data with single-pass learning.
method Proposes a new classifier that encodes local neighborhoods for each class with per-class Fly Bloom Filters.
result The proposed classifier's performance is competitive with nearest-neighbor classifiers and other single-pass classifiers.

Binary autoencoder with sparse hidden layer preserves information and zero reconstruction error.

problem Preserving information and zero reconstruction error in binary neural networks.
method Binary autoencoder with random binary weights, sparse hidden layer, and varying neuron thresholds.
result Zero reconstruction error for any input with a large hidden layer and varying neuron thresholds.

BioHash improves similarity search performance using sparse high-dimensional hash codes.

problem Improving similarity search performance in high-dimensional data.
method BioHash produces sparse high-dimensional hash codes through a data-driven approach based on synaptic plasticity.
result BioHash outperforms previous hashing methods in various similarity search tasks.

A novel algorithm optimizes sparsity in reservoir computing inspired by insect brain.

problem Optimizing sparsity in reservoir computing networks.
method Inspired by insect brain, the algorithm optimizes sparsity levels by adjusting node firing thresholds.
result The algorithm outperforms standard gradient descent on tasks involving better classification, memorization, and convergence.

New algorithm uses random projections for robust, sparse data classification.

problem Improving robustness and sparsity in data classification.
method Randomly projects data into a high-dimensional space, truncates small entries, and applies a cap operation.
result The method enhances classification accuracy with minimal loss, especially in noisy conditions.

A novel circuit motif uses sister cells for inference with correlated priors.

problem Structured priors in neural systems pose architectural challenges.
method Proposes a novel circuit motif using sister cells to implement correlated priors without direct interactions.
result Demonstrates the efficacy of correlated priors for inference in noisy environments.

RNNs trained on head direction task mimic brain's compass and shifter neurons.

problem Modeling brain's head direction system using neural networks.
method Optimized recurrent neural networks trained on angular velocity integration.
result RNNs naturally emerge with compass and shifter neuron-like properties.

New approach uses Boolean circuits to optimize neural networks.

problem Improving efficiency of neural network implementations on hardware accelerators.
method Formalized neural networks as Boolean circuits, showing binarized networks are functionally complete.
result Binarized neural networks are functionally complete, suggesting new possibilities for neural network accelerators.

A new method for training generative models with sparse supervision.

problem Training deep generative models with sparse and varying supervision.
method Caffeinated Wake-Sleep (CWS) method, combining reweighted wake-sleep and teacher-forcing.
result The CWS method is robust to variable length supervision and performs well on various datasets.

For Portugal there are few or none works about the international trade of fruits between Portugal and the other countries. In this work it aims to analyze the more recent data for the Portuguese international trade of fruits. They were used data for the years from 2006 to 2010, available by the INE (Statistics Portugal…

2012-06-15abs ↗pdf ↗

Study evaluates capacity and trainability of parametrized quantum circuits.

problem Finding the best type of circuits for hybrid quantum-classical algorithms.
method Geometric structure of parameter space, effective quantum dimension, and circuit expressiveness.
result Identifies a transition in quantum geometry leading to decay of quantum natural gradient for deep circuits.

This work uses SVM to identify track component failures in AC Track Circuits.

problem Detecting and identifying specific track component failures in AC Track Circuits.
method Applied SVM classifier to STDS track circuit data.
result Successfully classified 15 different track component failures.

The statistical complexity of quantum circuits is studied using Rademacher complexity.

problem Measuring the richness of quantum hypothesis spaces.
method Applying Rademacher complexity to quantum circuits, investigating dependencies on resources, depth, width, and input/output registers.
result Bounds on the capacity of quantum neural networks constrained by circuit depth, width, and resource measures.

Quantum circuit Born machines are generative models which represent the probability distribution of classical dataset as quantum pure states. Computational complexity considerations of the quantum sampling problem suggest that the quantum circuits exhibit stronger expressibility compared to classical neural networks. O…

2018-04-11abs ↗pdf ↗

The study examines how quantum resources enhance the complexity of quantum circuits.

problem Quantum resource enhancement on circuit complexity.
method Utilizing quantum resource theories, the study analyzes statistical complexities of quantum circuits with limited quantum resources.
result Bounds for statistical complexities of quantum circuits are derived and applied to specific cases.

Quantum mechanics is inherently probabilistic in light of Born's rule. Using quantum circuits as probabilistic generative models for classical data exploits their superior expressibility and efficient direct sampling ability. However, training of quantum circuits can be more challenging compared to classical neural net…

2018-08-10abs ↗pdf ↗

Study aerodynamics of flying saucers on curved spaces.

problem Understanding the motion of flying saucers on different types of curved surfaces.
method Identifying structures on the configuration space of flying saucers and relating them to the geometry of the underlying curved manifold.
result The symmetries of the flying saucer's motion can be described by the split form of the exceptional Lie algebra G2 when the manifold has a certain type of structure.

A new approach uses circuit topology to study complex polymer interactions.

problem Understanding structural phase transitions in entangled polymer systems.
method Braided circuit topology framework for multiple-chain systems.
result Circuit topological motif fractions are effective order parameters for structural transitions.

Study shows limitations and possibilities of learning quantum circuit output distributions.

problem Learnability of output distributions of local quantum circuits.
method Investigated within two oracle models: statistical query model and direct sample access model.
result Output distributions of super-logarithmic depth Clifford circuits are not efficiently learnable in the statistical query model.

This work uses variational quantum circuits for deep reinforcement learning.

problem Intractability of deep quantum circuits on existing quantum computing platforms.
method Reshaping classical deep reinforcement learning algorithms into variational quantum circuits and using quantum information encoding.
result First proof-of-principle demonstration of variational quantum circuits for deep reinforcement learning.

Quantum mechanics fundamentally forbids deterministic discrimination of quantum states and processes. However, the ability to optimally distinguish various classes of quantum data is an important primitive in quantum information science. In this work, we train near-term quantum circuits to classify data represented by …

2018-05-22abs ↗pdf ↗

We constructed an analog electrical circuit which generates fluctuations in which probability density function has power law tails. In the circuit fluctuations with an arbitrary exponent of the power law can be obtained by adjusting the resistance. With this low cost circuit the random fluctuations which have the simil…

2001-04-18abs ↗pdf ↗

Spin networks boost quantum algorithms solving SU(2) symmetric problems.

problem Efficiently solving SU(2) symmetric problems on quantum hardware.
method Using SU(2) equivariant variational quantum circuits based on spin networks.
result Spin networks provide a direct implementation for SU(2) equivariant quantum circuits.

Study improves probabilistic circuits using transformations for better predictions.

problem Predictive limitations of probabilistic circuits in robotic scenarios.
method Integrates transformations into joint probability trees, extending their capabilities.
result Achieves higher likelihoods with fewer parameters on various data sets.

Quantum circuit optimization speeds up financial derivatives pricing.

problem Efficiently pricing financial derivatives on quantum computers.
method Pretraining conditional parameterized circuits for state-dependent functions.
result Quantum circuit implementation of derivatives' payoff function is more efficient.

Bayesian approach optimizes quantum circuits for noisy hardware.

problem Optimizing parameterized quantum circuits on noisy quantum hardware.
method Reformulate classical optimisation as Bayesian posterior, combining cost function and prior distribution. Apply dimension reduction and posterior sampling strategies.
result Bayesian approach generates faster, less noisy circuits than classical methods.

The lattice stick number sL(L)s_L(L) of a link LL is defined to be the minimal number of straight line segments required to construct a stick presentation of LL in the cubic lattice. Hong, No and Oh found a general upper bound sL(K)3c(K)+2s_L(K) \leq 3 c(K) +2. A rational link can be represented by a lattice presentation with exa…

2018-05-01abs ↗pdf ↗