Long, Spindly Axons Help Optimize Signaling Efficiency
Study could revolutionize understanding of how signal flow can be measured in the brain and could have an impact into the development of new artificial neural networks.... Read More...
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AI is Acquiring a Sense of Smell that Can Detect Illnesses in Human Breath
Researchers are developing a deep learning network capable of smelling human breath and identifying a range of illness revealing substances we may inhale. ... Read More...
AI Method Could Speed Up Development of Specialized Nanoparticles
A new artificial intelligence technique could speed up complex physics simulations and help create multilayered nanoparticles, researchers say.... Read More...
What Do Animals Want?
A new machine learning study reveals behavioral strategies in worms. The study, researchers say, may shed light on how humans make decisions.... Read More...
Face Recognition Experts Perform Better with AI as Partners
A new study reports facial recognition experts perform better with deep convolutional neural networks assisting them in their jobs rather than other humans.... Read More...
Deep Learning Comes Full Circle
AI research has come full circle, helping neuroscientist better understand how the human brain works, researchers say.... Read More...
Teaching Computers How to Analyze Brain Cells
Researchers used deep learning to analyze brain cells by exposing the algorithm to both stained and unstained images. The program was able to identify where cells were located in culture dishes by learning to spot the cell's nucleus.... Read More...
Illusory Motion Reproduced by Deep Neural Networks Trained for Perception
Researchers have successfully reproduced illusory motion in deep neural networks that were trained for perception. The DNNs were able to accurately reproduce the direction of illusory rotation humans observe while looking at a popular optical illusion. ... Read More...
Neural Networks Model Audience Reactions to Movies
A new artificial neural network can assess a viewer's reaction to movies based on patterns of facial expressions. With enough information, researchers say the ANN will be able to assess how an audience is reacting to a movie and predict an individual's response based on a few minutes of observation.... Read More...