“Biases in data can be both explicit and implicit. A simple two-word phrase can carry strong contestations, and entire research fields, such as post-colonial studies, are devoted to them. However, these sometimes subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) differences in voice are as yet not often found in the results of automatic analyses or datasets… Continue reading Building Cultural AI
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Synthetic Media & News
If you are up to date with the news on technology, you may be interested to learn that ChatGPT has crossed 1M+ users in just five days. Top 10 things you can do with it? Generate code, track fitness, debug code, make it your personal assistant, create a marketing plan in less than 3o minutes,… Continue reading Synthetic Media & News
Deep Autoencoders
This lecture overviews Deep Autoencoders that has many applications in image denoising, classification, generation and in object pose estimation. It covers the following topics in detail: unsupervised learning, autoencoder principles, deep autoencoder types (Sparse/variational/ Convolutional/Adversarial Autoencoders) and their applications. Should you require access to the resource, please contact the author directly.
Digital libraries for 3D human face
This resource provides links to representative repositories of 3D faces. In the last few years, some 3D face datasets have been acquired and made publicly available. Typically, these datasets have been designed targeting a specific application. For example, some datasets have many identities and so are mostly used for 3D face recognition, while others also… Continue reading Digital libraries for 3D human face
Artificial Neural Networks. Perceptron
This lecture will cover the basic concepts of Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs): Biological neural models, Perceptron, Activation functions, Loss types, Steepest Gradient Descent, On-line Perceptron training, Batch Perceptron training. Should you require access to the resource, please contact the author directly.
e-Symposium 2023: A methodology for Forecasting Election results from Tweets
Social networks as the virtual equivalent of the ancient agora have become a preeminent space of political discourse. They can nurture new political trends and reveal existing ones. Acting as public opinion logs they provide an insight to the evolution of political views and thus have the potential to become proxies of future election results.… Continue reading e-Symposium 2023: A methodology for Forecasting Election results from Tweets