neural networks – Frost Institute for Data Science & Computing

David Chapman Has a Passion for Image-Related Research

As a child, David Chapman spent hours in front of his family computer, playing StarCraft, Spyro the Dragon, and other video games that used high-quality graphics to take players on fantastic adventures. Chapman was intrigued, but not just with the games. He was captivated by the imagery, and wanted to understand how computer-generated images were made. Read more “David Chapman Has a Passion for Image-Related Research” →

Data Citizens

Catch the Replay: NIST’s Ram Sriram on Major AI…

In the past four decades, the field of artificial intelligence (AI) has made major advances in many aspects of healthcare. But there are still many challenges ahead, according to Ram D. Sriram, Ph.D., chief, software and systems division, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Read more “Catch the Replay: NIST’s Ram Sriram on Major AI Advances in Health Care” →

Data Citizens presents NIST’s Dr. Ram Sriram 4/19

Join us for another cutting-edge lecture as Ram D. Sriram, PhD, Chief of the Software and Systems Division at the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) IT Lab, takes a look at the third wave of AI combining neural networks and knowledge structures and how it is impacting his health care research at NIST. Read more “Data Citizens presents NIST’s Dr. Ram Sriram 4/19” →

Events

Data Citizens: A Distinguished Lecture Series presents NIST’s Dr.…

News

Multimodal Content Analysis for Effective Advertisements on YouTube

The recent advancement of web-scale digital advertising saw a paradigm shift from the conventional focus of digital advertisement distribution towards integrating digital processes and methodologies and forming a seamless workflow of advertisement design, production, distribution, and effectiveness monitoring. Read more “Multimodal Content Analysis for Effective Advertisements on YouTube” →

Lectures & Seminars - Archived

Lunch-Bytes Seminar 10/14/2015 RSMAS Campus

We are happy to announce the first seminar as part of the Lunch-bytes Seminar Series this semester at RSMAS. Lunch-bytes were a series of informal seminars that existed from 2010 to 2012, with a focus on various computing topics. Lunch-bytes aims to provide an informal forum for RSMAS students, researchers, and faculty to discuss and exchange knowledge on various computational tools, techniques, and programming languages. Read more “Lunch-Bytes Seminar 10/14/2015 RSMAS Campus” →

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