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Questions tagged [algorithm-request]

Use this tag when you're looking for an algorithm (in the context of artificial intelligence) to solve your specific problem.

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I am working on a university project exploring Contextual Reinforcement Learning (CRL) using Actor-Critic algorithms (like PPO and SAC). My focus is on how to effectively integrate the state ...
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I'm designing a computer vision system to detect suspicious customer behavior in a store, for example: unusual body movements near a cashier or shelf sudden hiding motions, loitering for too long in ...
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I'm looking for the name of a perturbation-based interpretability method. The idea is that, given a single datapoint $x$, you estimate the importance of each feature $i$ by evaluating the model on a ...
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I have a question about whether the Deterministic Policy Gradient algorithm in it's basic form is policy-based or actor-critic. I have been searching for the answer for a while and in some cases it ...
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I'd like to create some algorithm that can tell apart knots from links. A knot is made up of one line, a link with multiple. As input, we expect images as above. Is there an algorithm capable of ...
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I am not an expert in reinforcement learning. I am applying it to my field of study. I am training a model such that given a state, it predicts the probability of taking an action for every action ...
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I have a dataset with several qualitative and quantitative attributes, including age, location (longitude, latitude), city, parent occupation, family size, GPA etc. My task is to find the attributes/...
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The forward pass in neural network can be written as g(Wx+b). W is the weights Matrix, x is the input vector and b is bias, and g the non linearity, the activation function. However x can have more ...
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I was wondering if there is an algorithm that helps create 'symmetrical' AIs (an AI that has the same inputs as it has outputs) that could be used for 'simulating' a system. The idea would be that ...
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I see that discounted reward reinforcement learning has been extensively studied in the literature. However, the average reward metric receives less attention, and it looks like algorithms for this ...
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I'm building a friend finder app and I need to match people based on a paragraph of text. Here is an example of what I mean: Person A: I love walking and going to the beach, I also love reading and ...
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With users expecting instantaneous information and no compromise on in-depth details, app developers are challenged to condense long-form content such as articles, editorials, and discussion threads ...
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I mainly tackle regression problems by CNNs, and want to find a reliable method to calculate the heatmaps for NN's results. However, I find almost all interpretation methods including CAM is used for ...
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Let's say I have a discrete input and want to transform it into a differentiable latent space. What models/algorithms besides variational autoencoders can I use?
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What strategies are there to reduce the variance of the policy gradient estimator of the REINFORCE algorithm? I know one possibility is to subtract a baseline as a running average of rewards from past ...
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