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48 results for rhythmic activity

Method decomposes neural signals into rhythmic and non-rhythmic components.

problem Analyzing complex neural signals with spatiotemporal dynamics.
method Linearized model of dynamic neural states, stochastic differential equations, Gaussian process regression.
result Demonstrates efficacy in identifying meaningful modulations of oscillatory signals.

Transformer improves pop piano composition by incorporating beat-based structure.

problem Generating expressive pop piano compositions with coherent rhythmic structure.
method Improved data representation for Transformers, incorporating beat-bar-phrase structure.
result Composes pop piano music with better rhythmic structure than existing models.

Generates music with coherent rhythm, chords, and melody using LSTM models.

problem Lack of direction and coherence in generated music by neural networks.
method Two-stage LSTM model: first generates harmonic and rhythmic templates, then melodies conditioned on these.
result Subjective test shows improved musical coherence and coherence compared to baselines.

Machine learning identifies Shakespeare and Fletcher's contributions to Henry VIII.

problem Determining the relative contributions of Shakespeare and Fletcher in Henry VIII.
method Combined analysis of vocabulary and versification with machine learning techniques.
result Supports canonical division and new modifications of Henry VIII's authorship.

Study limits of circadian synchronization under different light signals.

problem Disruption of circadian rhythms due to misalignment with external light signals.
method Matrix-free approach for locating periodic steady states, numerical continuation, bifurcation diagrams, unsupervised learning.
result Limits of circadian synchronization to external light signals of different frequency and duty cycle.

A new method selects multiple activation functions at each layer of a neural network.

problem Selecting an adequate activation function requires trial and error.
method Activation Ensembles: introduces additional variables αα to allow for multiple activation functions at each neuron.
result Achieves superior results compared to traditional techniques.

This paper studies activation sparsity in large language models, finding key trends and implications.

problem Activation sparsity in large language models (LLMs) can be improved for efficiency and interpretability.
method Proposes PPL-p%p\% sparsity, analyzes trends with training data, width-depth ratio, and parameter scale.
result ReLU is more efficient for sparsity than SiLU, and deeper architectures can improve sparsity.

BinaryDuo improves BNNs by coupling binary activations, outperforming state-of-the-art models.

problem Gradient mismatch in BNNs due to binarizing activations.
method Using gradient of smoothed loss function to estimate gradient mismatch, proposing BinaryDuo scheme with coupled ternary activations.
result BinaryDuo outperforms state-of-the-art BNNs on various benchmarks.

Evolutionary algorithms improve neural network performance by discovering better activation functions.

problem The choice of activation function affects neural network performance, but ReLU remains dominant.
method Defined a tree-based search space of candidate activation functions and used evolutionary algorithms (mutation, crossover, exhaustive search) to explore and discover better functions.
result Replacing ReLU with evolved activation functions statistically significantly increases network accuracy.

Collaborative filtering is a useful technique for exploiting the preference patterns of a group of users to predict the utility of items for the active user. In general, the performance of collaborative filtering depends on the number of rated examples given by the active user. The more the number of rated examples giv…

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Bayesian adaptive designs can be biased by active learning, especially with misspecified models.

problem Active learning bias in Bayesian adaptive experimental designs.
method Analysis of linear and preference learning models, empirical testing.
result Model misspecification and noise influence active learning bias in Bayesian designs.

RAN model recognizes multiple activities from unlabeled sensor data.

problem Handling weakly labeled multi-activity data from wearable sensors.
method Recurrent Attention Networks (RAN) for sequential multi-activity recognition and localization.
result RAN model can infer multiple activities and determine activity locations from unlabeled data.

Study binary activated deep neural networks using PAC-Bayesian theory.

problem Generalization bounds for binary activated deep neural networks.
method Developed an end-to-end framework and provided PAC-Bayesian generalization bounds.
result Nonvacuous PAC-Bayesian generalization bounds for binary activated deep neural networks.

D-CSC framework reveals how ReLU activation functions recover activation paths in neural networks.

problem Understanding how ReLU activation functions recover activation paths in neural networks.
method Deep Convolutional Sparse Coding (D-CSC) framework, omitting dictionary learning, to analyze activation paths.
result Uniform guarantees for recovery of true activation paths with high probability for greater activation densities.

Active testing reduces label costs for efficient model evaluation.

problem Real-world applications require expensive test labels, disconnecting from existing model evaluation methods.
method Derives acquisition strategies to select test points efficiently, addressing label bias and variance.
result Active testing improves model evaluation efficiency without sacrificing accuracy.

Deep neural networks with various activation functions can approximate Hölder smooth functions.

problem Expressivity of deep neural networks with general activation functions.
method Investigates approximation ability of deep neural networks with a broad class of activation functions, including Hölder smooth functions.
result Derives the required depth, width, and sparsity of deep neural networks to approximate Hölder smooth functions.

Paper presents a novel online HAR method using Hierarchical Hidden Markov Models.

problem Challenges in robust online activity recognition in smart environments.
method Two-phase approach: 1) Segmentation and activity reporting using Hierarchical Hidden Markov Models, 2) Correction of labels based on statistical features.
result Proposes a method that can detect and correct interrupted activities, outperforming state-of-the-art methods.

Survey of trainable activation functions in neural networks.

problem Improving neural network performance through trainable activation functions.
method Taxonomy and comparison of recent and past models of trainable activation functions.
result Many trainable activation functions are equivalent to adding neuron layers with fixed activation functions and simple constraints.

This paper analyzes and improves active learning techniques for real-world projects.

problem Reducing labelling effort in machine learning models with real-world constraints.
method Systematic study of active learning issues, proposing techniques to address model convergence, annotation error, and dataset imbalance.
result Presentation of two techniques to speed up active learning: partial uncertainty sampling and larger query size.

ABUs learn and adapt activation functions for deep neural networks.

problem Lack of a unified theory connecting task and network properties with activation functions.
method Introduce Adaptive Blending Units (ABUs) as a trainable linear combination of activation functions.
result Advantages of ABUs over common activation functions across various network specifications.

Dynamic ensemble active learning tackles non-stationary criteria in active learning.

problem Active learning's effectiveness varies across datasets and sessions, leading to suboptimal results.
method Developed a dynamic ensemble active learner based on a non-stationary multi-armed bandit with expert advice.
result Dynamic ensemble selects the best criteria at each step, improving overall performance.

Study active nematic forces on curved surfaces, revealing new coupling mechanisms.

problem Understanding active nematic forces on curved surfaces.
method Developed a thermodynamically consistent surface model with nematic activity, analyzed topological defects.
result Active defects contribute both tangential and normal forces on curved surfaces.

Bayesian active learning method improved for censored regression data.

problem Challenges in estimating BALD for censored regression data.
method Derived entropy and mutual information for censored distributions, developed C\mathcal{C}-BALD objective, proposed novel modelling approach.
result Demonstrated C\mathcal{C}-BALD outperforms other methods in censored regression.