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Enhancing Images in Poor Lighting Conditions Through Fusion of Optical and Thermal Camera Data

The goal of the article is to provide a methodology of improving images quality in low-light conditions trough fusion of data received from telecamera and thermal camera. Data from thermal camera uses for compensation of significant illumination reduction in poor lighting conditions and allow keep required level of information. Proposed method establishes dynamic regulation of fusion coefficients depending on brightness level to minimize artifacts, increase edge sharpness, and improve object detectability.

Adaptive Continuous Authentication System Based on the User's Emotional and Contextual State

This article addresses the problem of low accuracy in continuous authentication systems caused by the natural variability of user behavior. An analysis of existing biometric approaches is conducted, justifying the selection of an adaptive two-stage model as an effective method for accounting for the user's psycho-emotional state. The authors designed the AURA (Automatic User Recognition Agent) system using a component-based approach, which allowed for a clear separation of the state identification and authentication tasks.

Mathematical Modeling of Hardware-Optical Distortions in Aerial Image Data

This study presents the formalization of mathematical models of hardware-optical distortions in digital images captured during aerial photography from onboard systems of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). These distortions significantly affect the accuracy and reliability of automated object detection and classification algorithms in complex outdoor environments.

IDENTIFYING GRAPE DISEASES BY IMAGES USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE METHODS

The paper uses modern artificial intelligence methods to investigate models and methods for determining grape disease. The existing methodologies for classification and recognition by images of grape diseases using neural networks are analyzed. Several problems for improving recognition results are highlighted.

Structure of the Information System for Predicting and Interpreting Changes in the State of the Service User

The paper investigates the problem of predicting changes in user states (including churn) based on session data using deep neural networks. The paper considers the use of long short-term memory models and convolutional neural networks, as well as the use of byte pair coding for data pre-processing. The functionality of the developed information system for forecasting changes in the state of users and interpreting forecasting models, which combines methods of data analysis, building forecasting models and explaining the results, is analysed.

Real-time Anomaly Detection in Distributed Iot Systems:a Comprehensive Review and Comparative Analysis

The rapid expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT) has resulted in a substantial increase of diverse data from distributed devices. This extensive data stream makes it increasingly important to implement robust and efficient real-time anomaly detection techniques that can promptly alert about issues before they could escalate into critical system failures.

Evaluation of Deep Learning-based Super-resolution Methods for Enhanced Facial Identification Accuracy

This paper presents a comparative analysis of modern super-resolution (SR) methods for improving the accuracy of face recognition in video surveillance systems. The low quality of images obtained from surveillance cameras is a significant obstacle to effective person identification, making the use of SR methods particularly relevant.

ADAPTIVE OBJECT RECOGNITION THROUGH A META-LEARNING APPROACH FOR DYNAMIC ENVIRONMENTS

Object recognition systems often struggle to maintain accuracy in dynamic environments due to challenges such as lighting variations, occlusions, and limited training data. Traditional convolutional neural networks (CNNs) require extensive labeled datasets and lack adaptability when exposed to new conditions. This study aims to develop an adaptive object recognition framework that enhances model generalization and rapid adaptation in changing environments.

UNDERSTANDING LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS: THE FUTURE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

The article examines the newest direction in artificial intelligence - Large Language Models, which open a new era in natural language processing, providing the opportunity to create more flexible and adaptive systems. With their help, a high level of understanding of the context is achieved, which enriches the user experience and expands the fields of application of artificial intelligence. Large language models have enormous potential to redefine human interaction with technology and change the way we think about machine learning.

Review of disease identification methods based on computed tomography imagery

Methods and approaches to computational diagnosis of various pulmonary diseases via automated analysis of chest images performed with computed tomography were reviewed. Google Scholar database was searched with several queries focused on deep learning and machine learning chest computed tomography imagery analysis studies published during or after 2017. A collection of 39 papers was collected after screening the search results. The collection was split by publication date into two separate sets based on the date being prior to or after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.