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November 5, 20266 min readAmazon senior applied scientist and coauthors showed that an overlooked mathematical condition from 1963 proves why frequently used machine-learning optimization methods work well.
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CVPR 20202020Neural architecture search (NAS) approaches aim at automatically finding novel CNN architectures that fit computational constraints while maintaining a good performance on the target platform. We introduce a novel efficient oneshot NAS approach to optimally search for channel numbers, given latency constraints on a specific hardware. We first show that we can use a black-box approach to estimate a realistic
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CVPR 20202020Complementary fashion item recommendation is critical for fashion outfit completion. Existing methods mainly focus on outfit compatibility prediction but not in a retrieval setting. We propose a new framework for outfit complementary item retrieval. Specifically, a category-based sub-space attention network is presented, which is a scalable approach for learning the subspace attentions. In addition, we
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ITNG 20202020This note discusses two aspects of the performance of Round-2KEM candidates: a) the impact of Simultaneous MultiThreading (SMT); b) the balance between encapsulation and decapsulation. Software performance can sometimes be improved by parallelization of tasks. In some cases this can be achieved by simultaneous execution on logical CPUs (also known asSMT). Since such a technology opens the door to possible
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LREC 20202020Language-independent tokenisation (LIT) methods that do not require labelled language resources or lexicons have recently gained popularity because of their applicability in resource-poor languages. Moreover, they compactly represent a language using a fixed size vocabulary and can efficiently handle unseen or rare words. On the other hand, language-specific tokenisation (LST) methods have along and established
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ICASSP 20202020Acoustic event classification (AEC) and acoustic event detection (AED) refer to the task of detecting whether specific target events occur in audios. As long short-term memory (LSTM) leads to state-of- the-art results in various speech related tasks, it is employed as a popular solution for AEC as well. This paper focuses on investigating the dynamics of LSTM model on AEC tasks. It includes a detailed analysis
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