Artificial intelligence

2023 - 1 - 18

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Artificial intelligence for automated detection of large mammals ... (Nature.com)

Imagery from drones is becoming common in wildlife research and management, but processing data efficiently remains a challenge. We developed a methodology ...

[4](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#Fig4), Table [2](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#Tab2)). [4](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#Fig4)). [3](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#Fig3)). [2](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#Fig2)) using TensorFlow [54](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#ref-CR54). [2](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#Fig2)). [1](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#Fig1)b). [1](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#Fig1)a). [1](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#ref-CR1), [2](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#ref-CR2). [3](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#ref-CR3), [4](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#ref-CR4), [8](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#ref-CR8), [9](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#ref-CR9). [24](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#ref-CR24). [28](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#ref-CR28). [22](/articles/s41598-023-28240-9#ref-CR22).

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Epazz Holdings' ZenaDrone Will Use Open AI Predictive Artificial ... (Yahoo Finance)

CHICAGO, IL, Jan. 18, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- Epazz Inc. (OTC: EPAZ), a leading provider of drone technology, blockchain mobile apps, ...

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Artificial intelligence-based iliofemoral deep venous thrombosis ... (Nature.com)

Early diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis is essential for reducing complications, such as recurrent pulmonary embolism and venous thromboembolism.

202205980001) and the Gachon Program (GCU-202106290001). [5](/articles/s41598-022-25849-0#Fig5) shows examples of the FP case. [4](/articles/s41598-022-25849-0#Fig4) shows the images of the detection result for each backbone based on the type of data used. This study attempted to prove the positive aspects of the proposed method by comparing and analyzing the results by applying the method to different AI algorithms for the effect of the proposed algorithm on the AI model. Figure [5](/articles/s41598-022-25849-0#Fig5)b shows a case of successful localization and unsuccessful classification. [2](/articles/s41598-022-25849-0#Tab2), the two models that used the suggested synthesized data performed better in terms of Sn and mAP values. [4](/articles/s41598-022-25849-0#ref-CR4). The sensitivity (Sn and recall), FPs per image (FPPI), and precision were calculated using the model’s evaluation indicators. [1](/articles/s41598-022-25849-0#ref-CR1). In the model based on the ResNet50 backbone using the same proposed data, the performances approached 0.843 (± 0.037) Sn, 0.608 (± 0.139) FPPI, 0.610 (± 0.061) precision, and 0.807 (± 0.040) mAP. The RetinaNet has a feature pyramid network combined with the ResNet backbone [14](/articles/s41598-022-25849-0#ref-CR14). Axial images were obtained in digital imaging and communication in medicine (DICOM) format with a 5-mm slice thickness and 5-mm slice interval.

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Artificial Intelligence Takes Center Stage at EEOC (SHRM)

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission will keep a close eye on discrimination caused by artificial intelligence, according to a draft of its new ...

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Is Artificial Intelligence A Net-Positive For Carbon Emissions (OilPrice.com)

Artificial Intelligence is playing an ever-larger role in the global energy industry, but as it grows its carbon footprint is also growing and threatening ...

While AI is necessary to curb emissions, AI itself requires vast amounts of energy to fuel the training and machine learning processes that make the model useful. But making responsible, effective, and climate-conscious AI capable of catalyzing the clean energy revolution will require ‘ AI is therefore essential for the unprecedented demands of decarbonization, which will depend on an intelligent, responsive, and flexible computing system able to recognize and predict complex patterns of production and consumption. New demands on the grid are made all the more complex by the variability of renewable energies like wind and solar, as well as the changing producer-consumer relationship created by decentralized power production through solar panels. Electricity is overtaking fossil fuel-powered energy, creating new demand for highly complex computations for “forecasting, coordination, and flexible consumption” which are far beyond the capabilities of traditional grids. As world leaders get more serious about meeting climate goals, the energy industry is facing the mandate to completely transform the way it operates at an unprecedented scale which will require massive, complex and nuanced computing power.

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