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Y-GAN uses multi-camera data to estimate depth maps without expensive hardware.

problem Depth perception for autonomous systems requires accurate 3D spatial information.
method Proposes Y-GAN, a deep convolutional generative adversarial network.
result Y-GAN estimates depth maps from multi-camera stereo images without ground truth data.

RETR improves indoor radar perception with a novel transformer model.

problem Indoor radar perception lacks models tailored for multi-view radar settings.
method RETR extends DETR architecture with depth-prioritized feature similarity, tri-plane loss, and radar-to-camera transformation.
result RETR outperforms state-of-the-art methods by 15.38+ AP for object detection and 11.91+ IoU for instance segmentation.

We use customer demand data for fashion articles on Myntra, and derive a fashionability or style quotient, which represents customer demand for the stylistic content of a fashion article, decoupled with its commercials (price, offers, etc.). We demonstrate learning for assortment planning in fashion that would aim to k…

2018-06-28abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on how SEU affects neural networks and proposes remedies.

problem Impact of SEU on neural networks' robustness.
method Defined fault models of SEU, defined sensitivity to SIPP, analytically explored network weaknesses, proposed remedies.
result Proposed remedies can mitigate accuracy degradation from 28% to 0.27%.

Study the tradeoff between signal distortion and human perception over finite channels.

problem Characterize the distortion-perception tradeoff for finite channels with arbitrary metrics.
method Solve linear programming problems to compute the distortion-perception function and optimal reconstructions.
result DP function is piecewise linear in the perception index.

End-to-end autonomous driving perception learns latent features for better performance.

problem Current autonomous driving systems are complex and require human engineering.
method Sequential latent representation learning for end-to-end perception.
result End-to-end perception model solves detection, tracking, localization, and mapping problems.

Geometric model explains music perception combining neuroscience and acoustics.

problem Rationalize and predict psycho-acoustic phenomena in music perception.
method Combining neuroscientific theories with acoustic observations, a geometric model of the space of all chords is created.
result The geometric model allows for rigorous studies of psychoacoustic quantities like roughness and harmonicity.

Researchers study how teachers' advising relationships influence their perceptions of satisfaction and students, not policy influence.

problem Understanding the relationship between teachers' advising relationships and their perceptions of satisfaction and students.
method Proposed a novel joint model of network and item responses (JNIRM) with correlated latent variables.
result Teachers' advising relationships contribute more to satisfaction and students than to influence over educational policies.

Study how actions affect perception in embodied agents using group theory.

problem Understanding how actions influence perception in autonomous agents.
method Mathematical formalism of group theory applied to sensory commutativity of action sequences.
result Introduced Sensory Commutativity Probability (SCP) to measure action effects on perception.

Reconstruction-based learning produces uninformative features for perception tasks.

problem Misalignment between reconstruction-based learning and perception tasks.
method Investigated the impact of input space reconstruction on feature learning for perception tasks.
result Reconstruction-based learning allocates model capacity to a subspace with uninformative features for perception tasks.

Paper presents a world model that learns invariant causal features using contrastive unsupervised learning.

problem Learning invariant causal features in unsupervised settings.
method Contrastive unsupervised learning with intervention invariant auxiliary task.
result Significantly outperforms state-of-the-art methods on out-of-distribution point navigation tasks.

Study uses deep learning to predict gender and analyze HPV vaccine perceptions on Twitter.

problem Analyzing gender differences in public perceptions on HPV vaccine using social media data.
method Convolutional neural network model trained on Twitter text for gender prediction, then applied to HPV vaccine related tweets.
result Identified gender differences in public perceptions on HPV vaccine, consistent with previous studies.

Study examines perceptions and attitudes about breast cancer on Twitter.

problem Understanding public perceptions and attitudes towards breast cancer on social media.
method Identified and collected tweets, used topic modeling and sentiment analysis.
result Identified themes and quantified users' perceptions and emotions about breast cancer.

PeL separates sensory interface optimization from decision learning.

problem Optimizing sensory interfaces without task-specific information.
method Formal separation of perception and decision learning, using metrics for stability, informativeness, and geometry.
result Updates preserving invariants are orthogonal to decision gradients.

PERCEPT detects changes in high-dimensional data streams using topological data analysis.

problem Detecting changes in high-dimensional data streams, especially when embedded in a low-dimensional space.
method Leverages topological data analysis to learn embedded topology as a point cloud via persistence diagrams, then applies non-parametric monitoring for detecting changes.
result Demonstrates efficient detection of online changes from high-dimensional data streams.

While perception tasks such as visual object recognition and text understanding play an important role in human intelligence, the subsequent tasks that involve inference, reasoning and planning require an even higher level of intelligence. The past few years have seen major advances in many perception tasks using deep …

2016-08-24abs ↗pdf ↗

DGP learns speech recognition by modeling complex relationships between utterances.

problem Modeling complex relationships in speech recognition without relational data.
method Bayesian nonparametric deep learning method (DGP) that generates infinite probabilistic graphs.
result DGP successfully infers relationships among utterances without relational data during training.

The success of various applications including robotics, digital content creation, and visualization demand a structured and abstract representation of the 3D world from limited sensor data. Inspired by the nature of human perception of 3D shapes as a collection of simple parts, we explore such an abstract shape represe…

2017-08-04abs ↗pdf ↗

This study examines LiDAR spoofing attacks on autonomous vehicle perception.

problem Security vulnerabilities in LiDAR-based perception systems in autonomous driving.
method Formulated as an optimization problem, designed input perturbation and objective functions, combined optimization and global sampling.
result Attack success rates improved to around 75% through strategic input perturbation.

A robot learns to classify images with limited perception using a layered reinforcement learning approach.

problem Image classification for robots with partial perception.
method Three-layer architecture using deep reinforcement learning, including meta-layer, action-layer, and classification-layer.
result The method achieves high accuracy on the MNIST dataset and provides explainability of the agent's decision-making process.

Cooperative perception improves 3D object detection in autonomous vehicles.

problem Limited field-of-view and occlusion in single sensor data.
method Early fusion of point clouds from multiple sensors, late fusion of independently detected bounding boxes, and hybrid combination.
result Early fusion approach outperforms late fusion by significantly higher recall (95%) compared to single-point sensing (30%).

An algorithm detects anomalies based on human perception principles.

problem Anomaly detection in data.
method Inspired by Gestalt psychology and Helmholtz principle, the algorithm models anomalies as unexpected elements in random distributions.
result The algorithm efficiently detects anomalies with minimal user intervention and promising results on multivariate data.

Method transfers feature representation from large to small models using perception coherence.

problem Transfer feature representation from large to small models.
method Defines perception coherence, proposes loss function to minimize.
result Method outperforms or achieves on-par performance compared to strong baseline methods.

Study shows various pixel p-norm measures do not match human perception of adversarial attacks.

problem Understanding human perception of adversarial attacks on image classification systems.
method Performed a behavioral study comparing different p-norm measures and alternative metrics.
result Human perception of adversarial attacks does not align with pixel p-norm measures and other metrics.

We inspect a possible clustering structure of the corruption perception among 134 countries. Using the average linkage clustering, we uncover a well-defined hierarchy in the relationships among countries. Four main clusters are identified and they suggest that countries worldwide can be quite well separated according t…

2015-01-31abs ↗pdf ↗

We discuss memory models which are based on tensor decompositions using latent representations of entities and events. We show how episodic memory and semantic memory can be realized and discuss how new memory traces can be generated from sensory input: Existing memories are the basis for perception and new memories ar…

2017-08-09abs ↗pdf ↗

End-to-end autonomous driving models are vulnerable to simple physical manipulations of images.

problem Vulnerability of end-to-end autonomous driving models to subtle adversarial manipulations of images.
method Developed novel end-to-end attacks using simple physical manipulations (painting black lines on the road) and used Bayesian Optimization to efficiently search for successful attacks.
result Simple physical manipulations can cause autonomous driving models to follow unintended paths, highlighting the vulnerability of these models.

Developmental Robotics offers a new approach to numerous AI features that are often taken as granted. Traditionally, perception is supposed to be an inherent capacity of the agent. Moreover, it largely relies on models built by the system's designer. A new approach is to consider perception as an experimentally acquire…

2018-10-03abs ↗pdf ↗

A wearable EEG headband detects primary colors from brain activity for color perception.

problem Detecting primary colors from brain activity for color perception.
method Spectral power features, statistical features, and correlation features from continuous Morlet wavelet transform; dimensionality reduction techniques like Forward Feature Selection and Stacked Autoencoders; Random Forest Classifier.
result Best overall accuracy of 80.6% for intra-subject classification.