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Researchers Study Tensor Networks for Interpretable and Efficient Quantum-Inspired Machine Learning

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The benefits of TNs for ML with a quantum twist may be summed up in two main areas: the interpretability of quantum theories and the efficiency of quantum procedures. The benefits of TNs for ML with a quantum twist may be summed up in two main areas: the interpretability of quantum theories and the efficiency of quantum procedures.

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This AI Paper Unveils Key Methods to Refine Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback: Addressing Data and Algorithmic Challenges for Better Language Model Alignment

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The evolution of RLHF traces back to integrating concepts like preferences, rewards, and costs that are crucial in probability theory and decision theory development. Researchers at Fudan NLP Lab, Fudan Vision and Learning Lab, and Hikvision Inc. have proposed novel RLHF methods. Diverse datasets validate proposed methods.

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Getting ready for artificial general intelligence with examples

IBM Journey to AI blog

A world where computer minds pilot self-driving cars, delve into complex scientific research, provide personalized customer service and even explore the unknown. Achieving these feats is accomplished through a combination of sophisticated algorithms, natural language processing (NLP) and computer science principles.

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How Should Self-Supervised Learning Models Represent Their Data?

NYU Center for Data Science

This is the subject of two recent papers by Ravid Shwartz-Ziv , a Faculty Fellow at CDS, CDS founding director Yann LeCun: “ An Information Theory Perspective on Variance-Invariance-Covariance Regularization ,” also with CDS Instructor Tim G. The former was recently accepted to ​​NeurIPS, and the latter to JMLR. This is how humans learn.”

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Deep Language Models are getting increasingly better by learning to predict the next word from its context: Is this really what the human brain does?

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Algorithms trained to predict words from their surrounding context have been instrumental in achieving these advancements. Predictive coding theory suggests that the brain of a human makes predictions over multiple timescales and levels of representation across the cortical hierarchy.

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Researchers from Meta AI and Samsung Introduce Two New AI Methods, Prodigy and Resetting, for Learning Rate Adaptation that Improve upon the Adaptation Rate of the State-of-the-Art D-Adaptation Method

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Modern machine learning relies heavily on optimization to provide effective answers to challenging issues in areas as varied as computer vision, natural language processing, and reinforcement learning. They enhance the algorithm’s convergence speed and solution quality performance by tweaking the adaptive learning rate method.

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Meet the Faculty: Yanjun Han

NYU Center for Data Science

Prior to his work at MIT, he was a Simons research fellow with the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing at the University of California, Berkeley. “I I’d love to collaborate with researchers and practitioners from relevant areas to make both theoretical and practical impact.”