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Scientists shared how they improved and scaled advanced computer vision algorithms. One of the interesting areas of Facebook development is "semi-supervisor training".
Facebook researchers have shown by example thatlearning can be challenging but very effective. The DINO system (DIstillation of knowledge with NO labels) is able to find objects of interest in a video without tagged data.
To do this, the system does not consider the video asa sequence of images to be analyzed in order, but as a complex, interconnected set of data. By paying attention to the middle and the end of the video, the AI can get an idea of things like "an object of such and such a shape moves from left to right." This information is used for further analysis. Scientists note that the system does not work mechanically, but develops a basic sense of visual meaning without a huge amount of training.
As a result, the system shows goodresults compared to traditionally trained systems. Researchers have shown that an AI trained on 500 photographs of dogs and 500 photographs of cats recognizes both, but cannot understand how they are similar. But Facebook's algorithm is able to distinguish them because of "common sense" and visual perception of pictures.
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