NTR organizes and hosts scientific webinars on neural networks and invites speakers from all over the world to present their recent work.
On June 28 Pavel Korshunov, Idiap Research Institute, Martigny, Switzerland, presented a technical Zoom webinar on Improving Generalization of Deepfake Detection.
NTR organizes and hosts scientific webinars on neural networks and invites speakers from all over the world to present their recent work.
On May 3 Emil Bogomolov, Youpi, Mountain View, USA, presented a technical Zoom webinar on Contributing to Open Source Machine Learning Tools. Who Might Want To and How to Get Started?
NTR organizes and hosts scientific webinars on neural networks and invites speakers from all over the world to present their recent work.
On April 19 Ashwin Geet D’Sa, Irina Illina and Dominique Fohr, LORIA, INRIA, CNRS, Université de Lorraine, Nancy, France, presented a technical Zoom webinar on Expanding the Training Data for Neural Network-Based Hate Speech Classification.
NTR organizes and hosts scientific webinars on neural networks
and invites speakers from all over the world to present their recent
work.
On March 29 Aleksandr Chuklin, Google, Zürich, Switzerland, presented a technical Zoom webinar on Text Generation with Text-Editing Models.
NTR organizes and hosts scientific webinars on neural networks and invites speakers from all over the world to present their recent work.
On November 30 Olga Kononova, Roivant Sciences, New York, USA, presented a technical Zoom webinar on Teaching a Machine Synthesis by Automatically Reading Millions of Scientific Publications.
NTR organizes and hosts scientific webinars on neural networks and invites speakers from all over the world to present their recent work at the webinars.
On September 22 Anna Kurtukova, Junior Data Scientist at NTR, held a technical Zoom webinar on “Source code author identification using neural networks.”
Continue reading NTR webinar: Source code author identification using neural networksAs you may already know, one of the projects that our developers worked on (the expert AI team at NTR Lab) was a project for drones that can work indoors. NTR Lab created unique, embedded software for UAV autonomous indoor navigation.
The original object of the SLAM method was quite narrow. But more and more, as this technology becomes popular and more applicable on practice, we are moving swiftly towards a future we watched in movies.
Continue reading Info From an Indoor Drone Navigation Developer