An Efficient Algorithm for Stochastic Optimization – This paper presents an efficient algorithm, SDA, for the purpose of optimizing optimization decisions involving discrete and continuous variables. The algorithm uses a convex optimization algorithm that optimizes a matrix-valued objective function on the input matrix. Its performance is evaluated on the benchmark dataset of KJB, a commercial online K-Nearest Neighbor search algorithm. In the benchmark case, the algorithm gives a linear convergence rate compared to the best algorithms. The paper also presents a method for evaluating the optimal distribution for solving the optimal algorithm.
In this work, we propose ToSAR, a deep reinforcement learning (RL) robot that uses its speech recognition capabilities for natural language processing. ToSAR is an automatic saliency-based recurrent agent that learns to distinguish text from images, therefore solving the problem of speech recognition from natural context. ToSAR is trained on real-world data, which involves a speech recognition problem and a human-robot interaction domain. The first approach is a two-stage learning approach that consists of using three different types of reinforcement learning (SRL), namely, learning from input and reinforcement learning, or neural-sensor-sensing, respectively. We design two variants of ToSAR learning module, namely, NeuralNet with a 3D neural network-based approach, and ToSAR that requires a human to be able to recognize input text given a natural context. ToSAR uses reinforcement learning techniques to learn from input and to predict future actions. ToSAR is evaluated on real-world and synthetic data and shows promising results.
A Comparative Analysis of Probabilistic Models with their Inference Efficiency
Optimal Riemannian transport for sparse representation: A heuristic scheme
An Efficient Algorithm for Stochastic Optimization
A Study of Optimal CMA-ms’ and MCMC-ms with Missing and Grossly Corrupted Indexes
Improving Speech Recognition with Neural NetworksIn this work, we propose ToSAR, a deep reinforcement learning (RL) robot that uses its speech recognition capabilities for natural language processing. ToSAR is an automatic saliency-based recurrent agent that learns to distinguish text from images, therefore solving the problem of speech recognition from natural context. ToSAR is trained on real-world data, which involves a speech recognition problem and a human-robot interaction domain. The first approach is a two-stage learning approach that consists of using three different types of reinforcement learning (SRL), namely, learning from input and reinforcement learning, or neural-sensor-sensing, respectively. We design two variants of ToSAR learning module, namely, NeuralNet with a 3D neural network-based approach, and ToSAR that requires a human to be able to recognize input text given a natural context. ToSAR uses reinforcement learning techniques to learn from input and to predict future actions. ToSAR is evaluated on real-world and synthetic data and shows promising results.