2020 in Review: 10 AI Papers That Made an Impact
As part of our year-end series, Synced highlights 10 artificial intelligence papers that garnered extraordinary attention and accolades in 2020.
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PwC-Powered Code Tab Added to arXiv ML Papers
PwC and arXiv jointly announced their partnership yesterday, unveiling a convenient new Code tab on the abstract page of arXiv Machine Learning articles.
Google, Stanford, & MIT Top NeurIPS 2020 Accepted Papers List
NeurIPS 2020 released its list of accepted papers this week with Google, Stanford, and MIT as the top affiliations.
ArXiv’s 1.7M+ Research Papers Now Available on Kaggle
ArXiv announced that all of its research papers are now available on Kaggle.
ACL 2020 Announces Best Paper & Test-Of-Time Awards
Organizers of the 58th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL) today announced their Best Paper Awards.
ICLR 2020 | A Look at Three Interesting Papers on the Robustness of Neural Networks
A look at three ICLR papers to look at that fall under the topic of robustness
AI2 & UW Researchers Propose ‘TL;DR’ Paper Summarization Task
A team from the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence and the University of Washington this week introduced TLDR generation, a new automatic summarization task for scientific papers.
Algorithms, Islands & Nook Miles: AI Workshop Will Be Held in ‘Animal Crossing’
Yesterday in the r/MachineLearning subreddit, a lighthearted announcement appeared from the “Animal Crossing Artificial Intelligence Workshop (ACAI)”calling for abstracts.
IJCAI – PRICAI 2020 | Papers Announced; Record Low 12.6% Acceptance Rate
The accepted papers have been announced for IJCAI – PRICAI 2020.
Covid-Sanity Interface Elegantly and Efficiently Organizes Web COVID-19 Papers
Covid-Sanity, a web interface designed to navigate the flood of bioRxiv and medRxiv COVID-19 papers and make the research within more searchable and sortable.
Anime-zing GANILLA for Ghibli Style Image Transfer
Researchers have proposed a novel generator network specialized on the illustrations in children’s books.
Batchboost: Regularization for Stabilizing Training With Resistance to Underfitting & Overfitting
Batchboost is a simple technique to accelerate ML model training by adaptively feeding mini-batches with artificial samples which are created by mixing two examples from the previous step – in favor of pairing those that produce the difficult one.
Nature Bid to Boost Paper Review Transparency Applauded by ML Researchers
Leading scientific publication Nature announced it is launching a trial starting this week that will give authors of newly published papers the option of appending contents of the discussions they’ve had with and reports they’ve received from their reviewers.
Using Rotation, Translation, and Cropping to Boost Generalization in Deep Reinforcement Learning Models
In a new paper, researchers from the New York University and Modl.ai, a company applying machine learning to game developing, suggest that simple spacial processing methods such as rotation, translation and cropping could help increase model generality.
2019 in Review: 10 AI Papers That Made an Impact
As part of our year-end series, Synced spotlights 10 artificial intelligence papers that garnered extraordinary attention and accolades in 2019.
ICLR 2020 Accepted Papers Announced
The ICLR 2020 conference programme chairs finally put the selection process behind them, announcing 687 out of 2594 papers had made it to ICLR 2020 — a 26.5 percent acceptance rate.
NeurIPS 2019 Roundup: Outstanding Papers, Featured Talks, Facts and Figures
Synced Global AI Weekly December 15th
Weekly Papers | Praising PyTorch; Improving Lip Reading; Generating Structured Text and More
Every Friday Synced selects seven recent studies that present topical, innovative or otherwise interesting or important research we believe may be of interest to our readers.
Weekly Papers | Quoc V. Le and Kaiming He Look at Vision; Intelligence, Psychology and AI; Evolving the Hearthstone Meta and More!
Synced has surveyed last week’s crop of papers in the fields of machine learning, computer vision, computation and language, and beyond, and identified seven studies that we believe may be of special interest to our readers.
Google Health Data Backlash; Microsoft Head of AI and Research Splits; Bengio vs Marcus in Christmas Debate
Synced Global AI Weekly November 17th
AAAI 2020 Reports Record-High Paper Submissions
AAAI-20 welcomes submissions on mainstream AI topics and related areas and reported a record-high number of over 8,800 submissions — a thousand more than last year.
ACL 2019 | Best Papers Announced
The ACL 2019 organizing committee announced its eight paper awards: Best Long Paper, Best Short Paper, Best Demo Paper, and five Outstanding Paper awards.
2019 Google Scholar Metrics Released, CVPR Cracks the Top Ten
Estimates peg the total number of academic papers and other scholarly literature indexed on the Google Scholar at almost 400 million, making it the world’s largest such database.
CVPR 2019 Attracts 9K Attendees; Best Papers Announced; ImageNet Honoured 10 Years Later
The 2019 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) kicked off today in Long Beach, California. CVPR is one of the world’s top three academic conferences in the field of computer vision (along with ICCV and ECCV).
ICML Announces Best Paper Awards; What to Expect at CVPR 2019
Synced Global AI Weekly June 16th
‘Hot’ Papers from Google Brain, DeepMind and Facebook AI
Synced Global AI Weekly June 2nd
ACL 2019 Reports Record-High Paper Submissions; Begins Notifying Accepted Authors
The annual meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL) is world-leading conference in the field of natural language processing, Yesterday, conference organizers sent out author notifications on accepted papers for the 57th ACL gathering, which will take place in Florence, Italy from July 28 to August 2.
Exciting Papers and Projects from Google
Synced Global AI Weekly February 10th