Pattern Recognition
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A new chip design could lead to massively parallel, energy efficient computation that handles complex tasks like pattern recognition better and faster than ever before.
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Researchers from Mexico's University of Guadalajara (UDG) have developed an algorithm that could come in handy in disaster situations by allowing robots to differentiate between people and debris.
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Researchers from the University of Washington and the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence have created the first fully automated computer program that teaches itself everything there is to know about a visual concept by associating words with images.
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Phantom limb pain (PLP) is common among amputees and has proven difficult to treat, but a new study suggests therapy involving augmented reality could result in a significant reduction of discomfort.
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TokyoFlash is a supplier of limited-edition LCD and LED watches that have joyfully substituted the conventional clock hands and dull numerals for exotic displays featuring counter-intuitive ideograms. Its new Kisai Spider Acetate watch has arguably set a new standard for inscrutability.
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Computer scientists have created an algorithm that enables a computer to make sophisticated classifications of paintings and their respective styles.
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NASA engineers are looking at technologies that would help airborne wind power systems, capable of generating much more power than ground-based turbines, get off the ground.
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A new supermarket scanner is able to identify grocery items based on their appearance, not barcodes.
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Researchers in Sweden have created a computer program that can score 150 on standard non-verbal IQ test questions by modeling human problem-solving psychology.
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IBM has unveiled two prototype computer chips that are said to emulate the human brain.
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A new technique developed by the University of Granada allows pictures and video to be classified automatically based on whether individuals or specific objects are present.
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Japanese researchers have developed a computer program that they claim can analyze why a baby is crying.
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