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By Savvas Chatzichristofis, on March 24th, 2015
Copied with permission from Image Processing & Retrieval
The European Summer School in Information Retrieval (ESSIR) is a scientific event founded in 1990, which has given rise to a series of Summer Schools held on a regular basis to provide high quality teaching of Information Retrieval (IR) and advanced IR… → Read More: European Summer School in Information Retrieval (ESSIR)
By Yan-Ying Chen, on March 24th, 2015
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
In the AAAI 2015 conference, we presented the work “Visually Interpreting Names as Demographic Attributes by Exploiting Click-Through Data,” a collaboration with a research team in National Taiwan University. This study aims to automatically associate a name and its likely demographic attributes, e.g., gender and ethnicity. More specifically, the associations are driven by web-scale search logs […] → Read More: Visually Interpreting Names as Demographic Attributes
By Yan-Ying Chen, on March 24th, 2015
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
In the AAAI 2015 conference, we presented the work “Visually Interpreting Names as Demographic Attributes by Exploiting Click-Through Data,” a collaboration with a research team in National Taiwan University. This study aims to automatically associate a name and its likely demographic attributes, e.g., gender and ethnicity. More specifically, the associations are driven by web-scale search logs […] → Read More: Visually Interpreting Names as Demographic Attributes
By Yan-Ying Chen, on March 24th, 2015
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
In the AAAI 2015 conference, we presented the work “Visually Interpreting Names as Demographic Attributes by Exploiting Click-Through Data,” a collaboration with a research team in National Taiwan University. This study aims to automatically associate a name and its likely demographic attributes, e.g., gender and ethnicity. More specifically, the associations are driven by web-scale search logs […] → Read More: Visually Interpreting Names as Demographic Attributes
By Yan-Ying Chen, on March 24th, 2015
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
In the AAAI 2015 conference, we presented the work “Visually Interpreting Names as Demographic Attributes by Exploiting Click-Through Data,” a collaboration with a research team in National Taiwan University. This study aims to automatically associate a name and its likely demographic attributes, e.g., gender and ethnicity. More specifically, the associations are driven by web-scale search logs […] → Read More: Visually Interpreting Names as Demographic Attributes
By Ben Edelman, on March 18th, 2015
Excerpt; with permission from BenEdelman.org
For online platform businesses, customer mobilization challenges loom large. The most successful platforms connect two or more types of users—buyers and sellers on a shopping portal, travelers and hotel operators on a booking service—and a stron… → Read More: Strategies for Launching Platform-Based Businesses
By Ben Edelman, on March 18th, 2015
Excerpt; with permission from BenEdelman.org
For online platform businesses, customer mobilization challenges loom large. The most successful platforms connect two or more types of users—buyers and sellers on a shopping portal, travelers and hotel operators on a booking service—and a stron… → Read More: Strategies for Launching Platform-Based Businesses
By Sven, on March 18th, 2015
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
The use of mobile telepresence robots (MTRs) is increasing. Very few MTRs have autonomous navigation systems. Thus teleoperation is usually still a manual task, and often has user experience problems. We believe that this may be due to (1) the fixed viewpoint and limited field of view of a 2D camera system and (2) the […] → Read More: Using Stereo Vision to Operate Mobile Telepresence Robots
By Sven, on March 18th, 2015
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
The use of mobile telepresence robots (MTRs) is increasing. Very few MTRs have autonomous navigation systems. Thus teleoperation is usually still a manual task, and often has user experience problems. We believe that this may be due to (1) the fixed viewpoint and limited field of view of a 2D camera system and (2) the […] → Read More: Using Stereo Vision to Operate Mobile Telepresence Robots
By Sven, on March 18th, 2015
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
The use of mobile telepresence robots (MTRs) is increasing. Very few MTRs have autonomous navigation systems. Thus teleoperation is usually still a manual task, and often has user experience problems. We believe that this may be due to (1) the fixed viewpoint and limited field of view of a 2D camera system and (2) the […] → Read More: Using Stereo Vision to Operate Mobile Telepresence Robots
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