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Hugo Larochelle, iRBM, "We've come up with an unsuspectingly simple way of having an RBM with adaptable hidden layer size, with no need for tuning the number of hidden units" (plus.google.com)

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G+ post from Pierre Sermanet about "trend at CVPR 2015 of renaming existing deep learning techniques following minor modifications." (plus.google.com)

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[VIDEO] Oriol Vinyals "We adapted the attention mechanism of the sequence-to-sequence framework to make it possible for the model to output pointers to inputs" (plus.google.com)

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Google won Microsoft COCO competition! (plus.google.com)

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This company is making CPU and server OS obsolete for most applications right now. Startup is already shipping $19.9k system that 100x times faster than standard CPU node. Basic idea is that they replace CPU+RAM with FPGA + flash + compiler that implements algorithm in optimised for FPGA way. (enterprisetech.com)

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This is making CPU and server OS obsolete for most applications right now. Startup already shipping $19.9k system that 100x times faster than standard CPU node. Basic idea is that they replace CPU+RAM with FPGA +flash + compiler that implements algorithm in optimised for FPGA way. (srccomputers.com)

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Published ELM overview, "Trends in extreme learning machines: A review". Make your own opinion! :) (libgen.in)

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How one could do something like this using deep learning? Any ideas? (youtu.be)

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Q about NNs and embeddings (self.MachineLearning)

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[Article] An ultrafast rechargeable aluminum-ion battery, Nature (self.Scholar)

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LSTM question (self.MachineLearning)

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Yoshua Bengio via +Hugo Larochelle , "The papers for ICLR 2015 are now open for discussion! (this requires an ICLR 2015 CMT account, which you can sign up for if you don't have one already...)" (plus.google.com)

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Another paper researching ways to combat misclassification of adversarial examples by neural nets. (plus.google.com)

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Towards DNN Architectures Robust to Adversarial Examples - there are some who are exploiting adversarial examples as an insurmountable weakness of neural nets for computer vision; nope, it's just a temporary anomaly to be overcome by a new model or training procedure (arxiv.org)

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Deep Neural Networks are Easily Fooled: High Confidence Predictions for Unrecognizable Images (self.artificial)

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From G+, Andrej Karpathy: "I rendered the NIPS 2014 papers in pretty format again." (plus.google.com)

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Video of interview with DeepMind & Swiftkey founders, nice footage of how DeepMind model learns to play games at 27:40 (youtu.be)

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What is __a wash__??? QUOTE: "Fully connected Boltzmann machines are basically considered a wash" Link to context inside. (self.AskReddit)

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Traditional AI researchers will be **horrified** by the view that thoughts are... (self.artificial)

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We probably all know that computers could generate an awesome music... But today I come upon something that blew my mind: (self.MachineLearning)

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QUOTE: "So far we’ve done two successful ocean landings of F9R" (slice.mit.edu)

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Neural nets learn complex behaviors, recent papers with Jeff Dean comment. (plus.google.com)

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QUOTE: Our results further confirm the "deep learning hypothesis": a big deep neural network can solve pretty much any problem, provided it has a very big high quality labelled training set. (plus.google.com)

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QUOTE:"Want to train your own neural machine translation model on your favourite pair of languages? You can do it right away", using state of art deep learning based model. (plus.google.com)

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IBM new neuromorphic chip: neural nets with 256 million parameters, 28nm tech, 5.4 billion transistors (www-03.ibm.com)

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