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Deep learning enables large-scale computer image recognition with Project Adam
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Trishul Chilimbi, Partner Research Manager for Microsoft Research, discusses Project Adam, and how deep neural networks have enabled large-scale computer image recognition with astounding accuracy.
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The Discussion
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Jeff Petty Amazing. Lover the reference to the potential for blind people. Clear accessibility applications and an opportunity to differentiate Microsoft. Be sure to connect with the folks in Trustworthy Computing.
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Niner807642 Nice video! I like the possibilities and it is even at this state (dog recognition) amazing... what I am interested in: will adam feed the Backend of Cortanan/bimg, will he learn from it? Or is it currently doing already.
Thanks!
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briankel Larry, are you suggesting that a horse isn't just a big dog?
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Jules Really keen to know when we can get hold of this MS Machine learning Framework, on Azure. Surely Microsoft can provide an Azure Services of Images and Meta Data [Training Set] into an Azure hosted Framework, to allow us developers to play with this neural net technology ?