The institute has three active divisions—computational biology, computational astronomy, and computational quantum physics—and has plans to add a fourth.
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"It's one of the most important papers in computational physics and, more broadly, in computational science," he said.
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Computational neuroscience is machine learning for real neurons, building operating computational models of how real neurons do their work.
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Much of the computational pathology being used by Paige had been developed by Dr Thomas Fuchs, who is known as the "father of computational pathology" and is the director of Computational Pathology in The Warren Alpert Center for Digital and Computational Pathology at Memorial Sloan Kettering, as well as a professor of machine learning at the Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences.
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"Devices need to be able to trade computational resources with each other in real time so that the computational load can be distributed," he says.
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One is the "Computational Use of Data Agreement" for sharing data from publicly available sources for computational purposes that don't include any personal data, for example.
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"Computational Textiles is my project to further explore the discipline of weaving and the medium of textiles as vehicles for expressing certain computational processes," Stearns told Hyperallergic.
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"There is inherent bias in the computational systems," said Illah R. Nourbakhsh, the K&L Gates professor of ethics and computational technologies at Carnegie Mellon University's Create Lab.
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But I think what we're seeing is actually an example of a general phenomenon I call computational irreducibility that I discovered in the 1980s in studying the computational universe of possible programs.
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Classical design, design thinking and computational design: Maeda says these are the three kinds of design and elaborates on the issues that arise when you take a classical approach to computational design.
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In a study published Thursday in the journal Plos Computational Biology, researchers from the US used computational software to decode brain signals and predict what their subjects were seeing in real time.
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" Serena Tucci, a postdoctoral researcher in Akey's lab, said the work shows "the need that we have for more sophisticated computational approaches, for a computational framework to make inferences about our past.
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One founder who is now the CEO, Dr Thomas Fuchs, is known as the "father of computational pathology" and is the director of Computational Pathology in The Warren Alpert Center for Digital and Computational Pathology at Memorial Sloan Kettering, as well as a professor of machine learning at the Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences.
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But to do so, you need a different computational approach.
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So it's integrating computational thinking alongside traditional ways of learning.
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The new result "is some vast computational extension," he said.
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Personally, I want to see Apple advance its computational photography.
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It's unlikely to make or break any key computational moment.
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The big improvement this year is all about computational photography.
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That computational power is then integrated into firms' existing businesses.
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Libratus was built on a technology called computational game theory.
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The heart of the Nile Blue program was computational modeling.
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They are working on computational models to test this hypothesis.
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Until now, computational propaganda has been limited largely to politics.
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Take the most computational part of the body, the brain.
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The groom, 30, is a computational research specialist at Princeton.
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Computational inference can also be a tool of social control.
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The site's innovations have always been cultural rather than computational.
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"Computational thinking is a way humans solve problems," she wrote.
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But that comes with tradeoffs in complexity and computational difficulty.
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But, as someone whose work focuses on computational biology, and at the intersection of biology and big data, I am confident that computational infrastructure is the vital ingredient to help the recommendations become reality.
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"For computational number theorists like me, having access to this kind of computational power is like giving an astronomer a new telescope that is 100 times more powerful than any that existed before," Sutherland said.
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But suppose a computational duplicate of your brain can be created.
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Not in just what we think of as computational areas, either.
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What would like to explore next with your computational kinetic sculptures?
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"Computational synthetic biology," Fadell says, bending the rules a second time.
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"Eventually, the computational firepower between your ears runs out," he says.
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The field breaks across two domains — the biological and the computational.
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And so the input for computational systems largely shapes the output.
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This stops conversations from spiraling out of control into computational purgatory.
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Schochet's background is in science, having worked as a computational ecologist.
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In computational terms, that equates to about 4.7 bits of information.
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Bostrom asks to believe that consciousness stems out of computational processes.
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Do we have the computational power to make that happen now?
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They don't want to have a theoretical conversation about computational thinking.
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The paper was published today in the journal PLOS Computational Biology.
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This might not sound like a computational problem, but it is.
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Gallimore, a computational neurobiologist, is also a historical scholar of DMT.
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For this reason, new discoveries in physics can change computational complexity.
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Used for honorable purposes, computational inference can be a wonderful thing.
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Is this the first time Apple has said "computational photography" onstage?
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Senior editor Michael Calore will talk to computational biologist Laura Boykin.
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The algorithm side, obviously computational photography, Google is doing its HDR.
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But she says the bigger point is to teach computational thinking.
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Cornell University seems to be leading the way in this new frontier, likely because it has an Institute for Computational Sustainability and also because that institute's head, Carla P. Gomes, is one of computational sustainability's pioneers.
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Oudeyer has been creating computational models of curiosity for over a decade.
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So, she turned to Marion PD for answers to her computational conundrum.
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A person is a particular physical causal system, not a computational abstraction.
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Beyond buggy fMRI, computational psychiatry faces ethical, spiritual, practical, and technological issues.
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Apple is also introducing a new computational photography feature called Smart HDR.
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The tweets that are part of what's referred to as computational propaganda.
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But at the time, computational speed made the idea a pipe dream.
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Luckily, salt, unlike bandwidth and computational power, is a pretty cheap resource.
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She was also pursuing a graduate degree in computational mathematics at Stanford.
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If the computer gets depressed, what is the computational equivalent of Prozac?
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Mining involves crafting new computational tools for squeezing insight from big data.
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Do you keep up with the latest academic research on computational inference?
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Isaac, that is no longer what anyone is doing in computational photography.
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Instead it focuses more on computational photography: software-based improvements for photos.
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He received a Ph.D. in computational neuroscience from the University of Chicago.
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Thankfully, however, the model's output can be checked by traditional computational techniques.
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Phillip Stearns creates pillows, tapestries, and other cozy objects from computational processes.
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"Increasingly, we're seeing more PR firms or strategic communication firms offer computational propaganda as a service for all sorts of clients, including governments," Samantha Bradshaw, a researcher at the Computational Propaganda Project at Oxford University, told BuzzFeed News.
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Traditionally, computational tools for studying random behavior have been limited, according to Hector Zenil, an author of the study, published in PLOS Computational Biology, and a co-leader of the Algorithmic Dynamics Lab at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden.
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The organization opened the Katherine G. Johnson Computational Research Facility in her honor.
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Destructive uploading destroys the biological brain in effort to measure its computational features.
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So maybe Cambridge Analytica wasn't the Three Mile Island of computational social science.
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These models can be physical, conceptual, computational, mathematical or other types of models.
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We don't immediately think of computational cores, cloud computing, APIs and Python scripts.
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Climat Général is an expressive computational system developed with creative aims in mind.
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It will explore alternatives to fashion making including emerging ethical and computational approaches.
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I knew at the end I wanted to build up to computational machinery.
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That's thanks to the computational power that Turing himself helped develop, said Mika.
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Lastly, there's computational design, or designing for billions of people in real time.
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He believes computational pathology is that so-called "missing link" in cancer diagnoses.
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Then there's Google, which is currently the leader in this computational photography revolution.
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But the automakers are somewhat limited by the computational resources onboard their vehicles.
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I did a test of ankle flexibility and learned about computational apparel design.
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Computational design and production ready 3D printing are changing footwear as we speak.
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"The true pioneers of modern computational design, but without computers," Capozzo calls them.
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"We trust our ancestry more than we trust our computational models," Church quipped.
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Harder problems require more computational resources to solve — more running time, more memory.
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They just need lots of computers to take part in the computational race.
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Apple also highlighted computational photography last month when it introduced three new iPhones.
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Today, there's a computational research facility at NASA's Langley campus named after her.
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But then, because it's computational photography, there's stuff you can change after capture.
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Apple also highlighted computational photography last month when it introduced three new iPhones.
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Still, wearable devices tend to have limited computational powers, the study team writes.
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With mining, computers compete to unlock new Bitcoins by solving difficult computational problems.
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But in terms of the consequences of cultural computation, we all pretty much perceive the art world through cybernetic computational filters; filters that organize our aesthetic-worth choices around the feedback endorsements (or lack thereof) of other conforming computational mediations.
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The University of Stuttgart's Institute of Computational Design just revealed its new research pavilion.
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That was the start: Learning must be something statistical, but it's also something computational.
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The first is that addressing bias as a computational problem obscures its root causes.
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The technology essentially uses Google's computational photography and machine learning to improve photo quality.
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We have these biologically inspired concepts in machine learning that come from computational neuroscience.
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The broadest definition of computational photography includes just about any digital imaging at all.
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And a lot that has to do with advancements in software and computational photography.
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To see if this is indeed possible, the researchers conducted an experimental computational study.
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Oxman and her colleagues work at the intersection of biology, computational design, and fabrication.
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Computational design is the hottest phrase in manufacturing and 3D printing at the moment.
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The river's computational limits were revealed, growing ever wider before ending in a lake.
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Randomness is crucial for almost everything we do with our computational and communications infrastructure.
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Supercomputers use leading edge semiconductor technology to solve complex computational problems at extraordinary speeds.
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In fairness, those computational methods have also gotten a whole lot better more recently.
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Now, computational epidemiologists are finally getting the data and processing to model that phenomenon.
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Another example is DOE's Advanced Computational and Translation Initiatives for Veterans -- or ACTIV program.
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They require more time and computational power (they usually require different hardware, specifically GPUs).
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These represent the nodes, or computational units, being connected on the Sandia team's chip.
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But each time the computers try new guesses, they use computational power and electricity.
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In 2008, he had lunch with Michael Eisen, a geneticist and a computational scientist.
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Computational chemistry is, believe it or not, something of a hot ticket right now.
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EPA launched a computational toxicology research program that includes high-throughput screening and robotics.
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D. program at N.Y.U., in which he has received a Ph.D. in computational biology.
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And, ominously, over the last two decades that computational force has only gotten more brutal.
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Algorithms apply to computational systems, but ecorithms can apply to biological organisms or entire species.
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" With these algorithms, sometimes called computational propaganda, they are "ever more determinative of online conduct.
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JC: You know the history, right, but a lot of it is like computational statistics.
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But both Saujani and Bryant agree that it's more about computational thinking than anything else.
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Those who mine bitcoin do it through their computers with a lot of computational power.
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His project, "Computational Abstractions for Interactive Design of Robotic Devices," is essentially a robotics toolkit.
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In May 2015 he received his PhD in quantitative and computational biology from Princeton University.
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Not all computational photography involves AI, but AI is certainly a major component of it.
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The authors presented their paper at the Association for Computational Linguistics' 2017 Conference in Copenhagen.
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Others, like Facebook and Google, are working to reduce the computational demands of AI itself.
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"People hadn't taken seriously what the biology was saying in a computational model," Shapley said.
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Sometimes, auto just gets it wrong — no matter how good your computational photography backend is.
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The Association for Computational Linguistics has been holding workshops on MT every summer since 2006.
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On its own, training a machine learning model is already an incredibly intensive computational process.
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There's more: The processes have to be run in a compliant and secure computational environment.
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This whole concept is called "computational photography," and it takes a lot of computing power.
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"That took a huge team of people and a lot of computational power," Hill said.
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" But at the same time, he notes, "It has the limits of any computational study.
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If you're unsuccessful, well, hopefully you will have led a meaningful life researching computational theory.
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This research is pushing biology and computational models to a whole new and exciting level.
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And survival-by-evacuation is much more of a computational problem than it may seem.
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The computational accuracy of DNA evidence is something juries can easily wrap their heads around.
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The company focuses on three horizontal areas: voice recognition, natural language processing, and computational imagery.
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I have a master's in computational linguistics and a Ph.D. in language and information technologies.
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That was the promise of Cambridge Analytica: to use computational social science to influence behavior.
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Two 2.4GHz cores doing computational calculations will accomplish them faster than a single 3GHz core.
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We used to hire biologists and try to get them to learn the computational approaches.
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Aaronson is a computer science professor studying the intersection of quantum mechanics and computational complexity.
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It also does this without having the computational cost rise linearly with the security level.
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Computational complexity may seem entirely theoretical, but it's also closely connected to the real world.
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Computational artist Albert Omoss once simulated vaginal birth contractions with a sea of animated emoji.
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Their sole purpose is to identify common computational functions that other technologies then carry out.
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No computational linguists, however, labored over imparting our rules of language to OpenAI's GPT-2.
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" In particular, the aeronautics division is interested in improving its work in "computational fluid dynamics.
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Apple is very late to using computational photography to improve images taken in dark settings.
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Thomas Fuchs, head of the MSK computational pathology lab and a co-founder of Paige.
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Two researchers from Carnegie Mellon University built Libratus using a technology called computational game theory.
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The first kind — encoded within computational machines — will create new technological beings with artificial intelligence.
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Google turned the company's storage, search and computational power into a security weapon of sorts.
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Despite Google Deep Dream's masterpieces, computational creativity hasn't come close to producing its Sistine Chapel.
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"After we identified traces of Salmonella enterica DNA using our new computational technique, we conducted further experiments and computational analyses that allowed us to study the whole genomes of the Salmonella enterica bacteria identified in the teeth of individuals included in our study," Vågene said.
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Here, astronomers, physicists, mathematicians, computational biologists, and computer scientists come together to discuss heady, cosmic topics.
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Below are four key ways that computational infrastructure can be part of the recipe for success.
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The Katherine G. Johnson Computational Research Facility at Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia opened Friday.
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You might know it by another name—computational physics, numerical models, or even coding in physics.
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Light makes the L16 camera, the world's first multi-aperture computational camera (it has 211 lenses).
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A computational accent remover would not just improve their lot, but make them far more effective.
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Neuroscientists at Columbia University have devised a new computational model for memory formation in the brain.
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The goal was to identify and quantify the human consequences of computational propaganda, according to Woolley.
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While computational models do offer the possibility of diagnosis and treatment, scientists are walking a tightrope.
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Deep Fusion, Apple's anticipated computational photography system, is live in the latest iOS 13 public beta.
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They view it as "a computational shutter" that will definitely extend beyond long exposures over time.
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"Overall, I think it is a neat step forward," explained Oxford University computational neuroscientist Anders Sandberg.
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Different kinds of braids would encode different computational tasks, and those structures would be topologically stable.
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I generally prefer a computational framework that describes exactly what is happening in a brain area.
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The new cryptographic schemes generally require more computational grunt than the old sort, says Mr Sullivan.
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Image forensics experts use computational techniques to pick out whether any pixels or metadata seem altered.
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The details of their work can be found in a new paper in PLOS Computational Biology.
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Recruiting participants remains a difficult task, but as computational psychiatry becomes more prevalent that could change.
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They also tend to require a lot of computational power and vast quantities of training data.
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Quantum computers promise to bring computational power leaps and bounds ahead of our most advanced machines.
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It has to find a way to win that involves something other than pure computational power.
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This computational model moves at a pace that would be impossible for human beings to match.
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"No laptop has ever pushed this much computational power in this mobile a format," said Panay.
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She introduced the use of thesauri into language processing, allowing for computational recognition of similar words.
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His search-engine-on-steroids, Wolfram Alpha, is used by Apple's Siri to answer computational questions.
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The researchers will present their work at the Association for Computational Linguistics annual conference next month.
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With Picbreeder, each image was the output of a computational system similar to a neural network.
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It is developing advanced methods of studying diseases in children, using big data and computational biology.
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Phelim was doing a Masters in Computational Biology and I was studying Social and Developmental Psychology.
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This month it attracted about 13 percent of the total computational power on the Bitcoin network.
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They were less conspicuous than traditional ear plugs and functioned without any power, computational or otherwise.
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"Our projects require us to invent computational design tools and technologies to create them," Oxman explains.
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Allowing fake news and computational propaganda to target specific voters is an act against democratic values.
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His work touches on a wide range of topics, including computer science, AI and computational biology.
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But the real aim is to replace democratic governance with the computational governance of these companies.
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He focuses on environmental law, regulation, and the use of computational tools to study the law.
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These systems are some of the most in demand scientific and computational systems that we have.
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The math section is made up of multiple-choice word problems, as well as computational questions.
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He graduated from Colorado College and received a master's degree in computational finance at Carnegie Mellon.
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The other is to hire credit-trading veterans that have learned computational skills later in life.
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We've built a team that is unique in how it bridges the computational technology and chemistry.
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Even with all this technology and computational power, the human element is still important, Novak said.
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Supercomputers are differentiated from mainframe computers by their vast data storage capacities and expansive computational powers.
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Thanks to these two cameras and Google's computational photography tech, the Pixel 4 takes superb photographs.
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Nakama uses a similar technique as that seen in the work of computational artist Albert Omoss.
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Szeliski says the computational photography team is already working on 3-D photo software for smartphones.
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"Chemistry happens quite differently [in the cold]," Henry Rzepa, computational chemist at Imperial College London, told Gizmodo.
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Their work is described in the April issue of IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computational Intelligence.
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This means that somehow computational operations on qubits count for more than they do for classical bits.
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Advancements in bioinformatics and computational biology will be pivotal in the fight against cancer and other illnesses.
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During her trip, she met Jaeger, a computational linguist who was a new professor in the department.
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In test mode, the GAN got a new set of scarred pictures and performed computational plastic surgery.
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The computational classifier was able to pick out the suicidal ideators with more than 90 percent accuracy.
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Even the Google Pixel 2's single-lens computational bokeh worked more effectively than LG's bespoke hardware.
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The institute's Computational Propaganda team defines a bot as an account that posts 50 times a day.
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Whether the algorithms of computational topology would show any similarities between those locales is an intriguing question.
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My goal isn't to make Dio more human; it is to help us recognize ourselves as computational.
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Yes, it's at the cutting edge of mobile computational photography and application of deep learning to photos.
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Congratulations, Instagram/Facebook, on wasting countless man hours and computational power on something almost no one wants.
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The first real computational photography features were arguably object identification and tracking for the purposes of autofocus.
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And it is the quality of that computational imagery that results in a better photograph — or doesn't.
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"The computational burden of using this method is heavy," said Zach Ross, lead researcher on the study.
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Mr. Pitts did eventually arrive at M.I.T., where he developed the first computational model of the brain.
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"You've got these huge [computational] demands, but you have the slowing down of Moore's law," Olukotun said.
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This way, the computer can harness the processing power of both simultaneously, massively increasing its computational ability.
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Second, the scale of the competition—the sheer human, financial, and computational firepower behind it—is massive.
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She was pursuing a graduate degree in computational mathematics at Stanford at the time of her death.
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But soon it might not be, as these virtual assistants become an essential computational layer over everything.
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All this does is waste resources, but the computational effort ensures that only serious people are contributing.
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Hiding is then possible, "without requiring massive computational power nor expertise in sophisticated optimization techniques," they write.
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"We have applied sophisticated computational fluid dynamics to create Nebia," Nebia co-founder Philip Winter told CNBC.
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By applying statistical learning techniques, coders develop computational models that can automatically identify patterns in the data.
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In theory, computational tasks could be carried out exponentially faster by quantum computers than by traditional computers.
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Due May 27, the GTX 1080 packs nine teraflops of computational power and 8GB of GDDR5X memory.
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Mining is the energy-intensive computational process that secures the Bitcoin blockchain and rewards miners with bitcoins.
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The Oxford Internet Institute's Computational Propaganda Project provides reliable scholarly research on bot activity around the world.
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It also applies, even if you were planning to do computational work that could be done remotely.
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She was also a graduate student in computational mathematics at Stanford, setting up opportunities off the track.
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MIT engineers have developed biological computational circuits capable of both remembering and responding to sequential input data.
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We can build computational models that accomplish this goal, but it takes a lot of computing power.
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Its apps are built on a computational graphics engine that its cofounders developed while earning their PhDs.
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The original version contained an error in the computational code that underestimated the benefit of planting trees.
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To Kazemi, a computational artist whose preferred medium is the Twitter bot, the idea sounded mildly tortuous.
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Now a seventh grader at Brooklyn's Middle School 442, he can easily rattle off his computational profile.
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However, like all automakers, Tesla is limited by the computational resources it can build into its vehicles.
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Computational linguists translate these rules into the programming code that a computer can use to process language.
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Amodei, thirty-six, has a Ph.D. in computational neuroscience from Princeton and did a postdoc at Stanford.
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Make no mistake, the advances in computational power and data science are rapidly arriving in health provision.
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Paige represents the future of computational pathology and we look forward to their continued growth and success.
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Edward Archer is computational physiologist currently serving as chief science officer at EnduringFX, a data analysis company.
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Then, they used a computational tool that matched the DNA fragments they obtained to known bacterial species.
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To my surprise, all 210 recommendations in the Blue Ribbon Panel's report heavily concentrate on enabling computational infrastructure.
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"Hot spot" policing uses computational methods to send police to geographic locations to anticipate crimes, changing simple patrolling.
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Apple claims these featured require the A12's computational power and won't ever be possible on earlier CPUs.
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If the hunt for a science of computational fairness was restricted to engineers, it would be one thing.
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In the rigorous, one-year program, MFE students learn about computational finance within the context of business applications.
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But it's mostly because the real story with smartphone cameras is computational photography — it's all about the software.
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Mining is the extremely energy-intensive computational process that secures the Bitcoin blockchain and rewards miners with bitcoins.
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To get the coins, miners must solve a series of computational puzzles on a public network — the blockchain.
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Newer computational models show how our brains manage to make these different categories interdependent, or "entangled," through stereotyping.
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Today the company is bundling many of its computational photography tricks into Pix, an insanely simple photo app.
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That's done using computational models that simulate temperature, sea ice, moisture, and other elements of the climate system.
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Unlike some teams of crypto founders, Dbrain's clutch of computational wizards have developed products before, the company says.
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But Harrison was excited about the computational algorithm, given the importance of a crystal's structure to its properties.
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In Wolfram's view, we are moving on from "mechanical math" — memorizing tables, equations and formulae — to computational thinking.
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Photo: Stanford Computational Imaging LabAt the moment, the equipment used for acoustic NLOS imaging is far from elegant.
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It's tractable in a way that visual systems are not for studying general computational challenges, some scientists argue.
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Some systems, however, have added the Computational Pipeline Monitoring System (CPM), whose main task is to detect leaks.
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This reduces computational complexity and is what allows for the new system to operate in true real-time.
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While it might be practical for a malicious government, it requires too much computational power for normal computers.
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Apple's Phil Schiller described the feature as "computational photography mad science" during the company's iPhone unveil last month.
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Reforming Dodd-Frank presents an exciting opportunity to embrace complexity through computational modeling and fully modernize financial regulation.
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Our association with robots is typically one devoid of feeling—hey seem cold and threatening, computational and unapproachable.
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And Nvidia's technology is especially good at parallel processing, meaning it can simultaneously handle thousands of computational tasks.
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That might help explain why other scientists have seen improvements on various tasks, such as increased computational power.
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Nishar has four people on his team, which focuses on so-called frontier technologies, such as computational biology.
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Computational genetics is so new and so powerful that it's easy to look at everything through its lens.
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"The computational motif that runs through the organization, there really isn't anything quite like that," Mr. Simons said.
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He gave a talk at Simons outlining some possibilities for what a computational biology endeavor might look like.
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From the voltages, scientists need to identify which neurons are firing when, and that is complex computational challenge.
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Fittingly, Mr. McCoy is in a Ph.D. program in cognitive science at Johns Hopkins, specializing in computational linguistics.
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That it is not shows just how tough a computational and regulatory nut self-driving is to crack.
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Thanks to the new A13 Bionic processor, the phone takes computational photographic magic tricks to a new level.
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Android phones have also leapt ahead of Apple when it comes to low-light photography and computational photography.
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And like as I said, I'm the computational person on our team and I'm in training on cassava.
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The concept draws a computational equivalence between the way that individuals learn and the way that entire ecosystems evolve.
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Into this fray entered John W. Ayers, a computational epidemiologist who studies public health at San Diego State University.
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"Boris Valentijn Schmid, a computational biologist at the University of Oslo, described the new study as being technically "solid.
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He and his colleagues published their method in PLOS Computational Biology, in January, and it is now being tested.
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"Today, what we're experiencing is basically every discipline on this campus being transformed by advanced computational capabilities," Schmidt said.
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But it's unclear (and probably unlikely) that Samsung's putting as much computational strength behind its smartphone cameras as Google.
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If democracy is predicated on an informed citizenry, then the increasing pervasiveness of computational propaganda is a fundamental problem.
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As it turns out, TrumpScript is part of a broader phenomenon in which programming languages serve non-computational purposes.
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Unfortunately in the real world, most of us are limited by the computational capabilities of our smartphones and computers.
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That's why companies like Google are turning to computational photography: using algorithms and machine learning to improve your snaps.
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Abdalla Kablan is the founder of Scheduit and an academic specializing in machine intelligence, big data and computational finance.
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The bottom line: Wolfram's view is controversial — is it truly a primitive skill to understand the underlying computational concepts?
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I don't even know what computational biology is, let alone how one goes about getting a PhD in it.
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"The algorithm uses computational shortcuts to find the most likely combination," said Yaniv Erlich, chief science officer for MyHeritage.
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The Mobile Robotic Fabrication System for Filament Structures was developed at the University of Stuttgart's Institute for Computational Design.
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But in part, also, by deploying powerful tools that are newly at our disposal — genetics, epidemiology, computational analysis, biochemistry.
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Maeda will have a long, elaborate title at Automattic — he's the company's new Global Head, Computational Design and Inclusion.
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She was recruited to Cambridge into the "Language Research Unit" by another female professor, the computational linguist Margaret Masterman.
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Computational capability is still paramount for most tasks in machine learning, something that just doesn't exist yet on mobile.
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In 2014, MIT researchers conducted a computational study of 172 million New York City taxi trips completed in 2011.
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Roger N. Anderson works as a senior research scientist at the Center for Computational Learning Systems at Columbia University.
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That's something we uncovered in our interview with Marc Levoy, who is the head of Google's computational photography team.
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I phoned Ljubomir Nikolic, a computational physicist from the Canadian Hazards Information Service at NRCan, and space weather forecaster.
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The Magic Pony team includes 11 PhDs, with their expertise ranging across computer vision, computational neuroscience, and deep learning.
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Shiru, by contrast, is using computational biology to find the ideal proteins for specific applications in the food industry.
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Apple has also invested in computational photography, which uses artificial intelligence to process and improve photos as they're taken.
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But Labour's gains, according to Daniel Allington, a computational social scientist at King's College, could have been far greater.
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Before agreeing to move to the United States, he asked Simons to make a clear commitment to computational science.
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His work focuses on computer vision, graphics and computational photography, utilizing visual data to help better understand the world.
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In his mind, he is a computational artist who feeds his computer "certain ingredients" and then lets it cook.
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So, combine these unused data with their computational capabilities, and use that to predict a piece of future behavior.
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So combine these two factors and now you have computational possibilities simply not possible by hand — or classical computer.
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He is also a research associate on the Computational Propaganda Project at the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford.
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The proof's co-authors set out to determine the limits of an approach to verifying answers to computational problems.
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PathAi, a company working on enabling technologies for computational biology, also counts an MIT grad as a co-founder.
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"Companies want to know how you perform under pressure," said Kylie Dickinson, who majored in bioinformatics and computational biology.
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Levitan and Balazs' computational material is built from functional units composed of polymer gels overlaid with piezoelectric (PZ) elements.
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For these reasons, scientists are increasingly attempting to harness artificial intelligence to accomplish more research with less computational power.
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She focuses on companies operating in highly regulated spaces such as defense, financial technology, health care and computational biology.
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At least one health expert estimates that Seattle could have as many as 600 cases, based on computational modeling.
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Over years, their group had developed a computational method to screen different genomes for broken genes with high precision.
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When there is no single optimal solution, no amount of rational debate, or even computational intelligence, can find one.
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Computational drug discovery has traditionally involved brute force methods of looking through millions of potential structures, with limited payoff.
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The basic math of a computational model is the kind of thing that seems obvious after someone explains it.
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Other reliable Twitter crusaders include UCLA geneticist Leonid Kruglyak, health policy expert Timothy Caufield, and CalTech computational biologist Lior Pachter.
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But with today's sequencing and computational biology tools, you may never get stuck with a sad Charlie Brown specimen again.
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That's no surprise, considering that author Zachary Mason has spent the past two decades working on problems of computational linguistics.
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Multiplying numbers together is a simple computational task, but breaking big numbers into their factors takes a far longer time.
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Computational epidemiologists like myself specialize in transforming numbers like these into public health insight, usually by way of mathematical modeling.
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The future of computational psychiatry provides its own problems, problems that seem fantastical now but may threaten the field later.
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But a paper just published in PLOS Computational Biology questions whether more information is the same thing as more understanding.
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"Wide angle can be fun, but we think telephoto is more important," computational photography lead Marc Levoy said on stage.
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In "I, Robot," the supercomputer VIKI leverages massive amounts of data and computational power, appearing to create a safer city.
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Samsung did mention AI on stage, but didn't say anything about how computational techniques might be used for basic photography.
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Today's smartphones don't possess the computational resources of larger scale desktop and server-based setups, leaving developers with two options.
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"Somebody can always show up out of the blue with more computational power than everyone else," he told The Verge.
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Through generative computational modeling, researchers at Leeds University recreated Joey's character from Friends to immortalize him in an AI avatar.
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We'll be able to bring the computational objects into the world but fundamentally we'll be interacting as people around them.
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CNTK used to stand for 'Computational Network Toolkit' but the software has now been renamed to Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit instead.
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But thanks to the pioneering work of computational scientists, neuroscientists, and AI theorists, a clearer picture is starting to emerge.
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This is a theory also suggested by Francois Balloux, a professor of computational systems biology at the University College London.
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Computational photography is in such early days that it is enough for the feature to simply work to impress people.
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"By learning coding, they'll learn the concepts of computational thinking, so stuff like abstraction, automation, and data visualization," he said.
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This next generation of light simulations can model light in much more detail, without as much computational cost as before.
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But by the time Anderson's third kid came along, the UCLA computational neuropsychologist realized she had become fluent in baby.
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Is a simulation the kind of thing that might be, given sufficient computational powers and details, mistaken for a world?
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Google is investing more every year in Android's security team both in terms of people and computational resources, Ludwig said.
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"People have tried to understand how [the bacteria] control ice nucleation and they've done theoretical and computational studies," says Weidner.
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The membrane wing was tested using a combination of experimental work at Southampton and computational research at Imperial College London.
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No matter how exciting these computational prospects are, there is a tinge of disappointment for Star Trek fans like me.
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Reducing the sound of a sonic boom is made possible with computational fluid dynamics, which relies on powerful computer systems.
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They have had the computational power to understand global warming for only a few decades, and the numbers are sobering.
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As a result, a Go-playing system cannot simply rely on computational brute force, provided by Moore's law, to prevail.
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Raw computational power works great in such cases because it lends itself to making choices among black-and-white options.
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Using a computational platform and your DNA, bioinformatics startup InsideDNA aims to determine the right drug interaction for your body.
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The model represents each patient as a computational agent, that on any given day either carries or doesn't carry CRE.
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It's normal to get high-quality photos using just your phone, and there's been a huge growth in computational photography.
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It would be interesting to see whether Alibaba and Baidu have more computational and data power than the Chinese government.
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My own research on this "computational propaganda" shows that Facebook and Twitter can be easily used to poison political conversations.
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Instead of fixating on speed, we need to imagine what sorts of computational challenges will be quantum computing's sweet spot?
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Samuel Woolley is the Director of Research of the Computational Propaganda Project at the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford.
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The first are those who are prevented today from pursuing applications that could transform their business because of computational barriers.
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The researchers plan to continue giving bees more complicated math quizzes to further explore the range of their computational skills.
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That's because producing the online currency requires intense computational processing power, which in turn demands a huge amount of electricity.
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"What we are witnessing is the computational exploitation of a natural human desire: to look 'behind the curtain,' " Tufekci wrote .
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In addition to the Katherine Jonson Computational Research Facility, there is now the Katherine Johnson Independent Verification and Validation Facility.
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He wants tech to have the same kind of impact, and for all companies to have access to computational power.
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The researchers go on to dub the global uptake of computational propaganda tools and techniques a "critical threat" to democracies.
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Basically, I like computers and I like biology and genomics in particular and putting those things together is computational biology.
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Sparck Jones became president of the Association for Computational Linguistics, an international group for professionals in the field, in 1994.
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The partnership covers applied and computational mathematics, it said in a post on its website that was inaccessible on Wednesday.
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She could not focus on her schoolwork at Stanford, where she was a first-year graduate student in computational mathematics.
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"I study these originals with computational systems, and what you see are the results of these processes," Quayola tells Creators.
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