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    Kevin: Hello, Dr. Ayala, Dr. Ruiz, and Mr. Skep Ticks. Welcome to “The Future of AI,” and it is my understanding that each of you are proponents to different concepts. Dr. Ayala, you’re a strong proponent of connectionism, while Dr. Ruiz is a strong supporter of symbol manipulation. Mr. Skep Ticks is a skeptic of the aforementioned concepts and believes that AIs cannot be intelligent. Intelligence, he believes, can only be simulated by systems but not created. Having all of you seated in front of

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    Some of the new learning-based methods overcome above problems and give solutions to complex problems. It is for this reason that deep neural networks have recently seen an impressive comeback. CNN (Convolutional Neural Network) used in Deep learning for image restoration, works by averaging out the output of various trained network to the same input. Neural Networks have numerous application in several areas of image processing. It is used for classifying the image and the mathematical analysis of

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    INTELLIGENCE TEXT TO SPEECH CONVERSION USING NEURAL NETWORKS Project Report Firstly, Artificial Intelligence was used in 1956, at the Dartmouth conference and from then it is expanded because of various proposed theories and many new principles developed by its researchers. It is an area of computer science that focusses on creating machines that can engage on behaviors of humans, solve the computational models for complex problems. Here Neural Networks are a computational approach to AI, which is

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    function, their numbers and intersection value determines accuracy of the tool and its range of operation. If the membership function covers poles values from 0 to 4 then the maximum value for pole is 4 and the least value is 0 and same thing happens for the constants. Each unit reduces an order of two to order of one. If a transfer function of higher order is needed to be reduced the operation is repeated several times. For example an order 8 to 2 function reduction will reduce the 8 poles into

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    of fuzzy rough set theory. This research solves the diagnostic breast cancer problems via a proposed hybrid model of fuzzy rough feature selection and rough neural networks. The medical data is preprocessed by the fuzzy rough feature selection algorithm to remove unnecessary attributes. The reduced data set is applied to the rough neural network to learn the connection weights iteratively. The test data set are used to measure the proposed model accuracy and time complexities. Lower and upper approximations

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    The first solution is Parameter Estimation. Actually, in certain engineering problems, vibration control for an axially moving string focuses on the vibration isolation problem. Controllers are designed to restrict vibration resulting from external disturbances, such as support pulley eccentricity or aerodynamic excitation, to areas not requiring high precision positioning. Some basic works have been done in the field of serpentine belt drives are researches on the vibration characteristics of axially

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    2.1 Styling using Convolutional Neural Networks The initial work on style transferring using convolutional neural networks was brought forth by Leon Gatys, Alexander Ecker and Matthias Bethge [1] in which style representations were extracted from images. This involved superimposing the style image onto the content image such that the semantic details of the content image were not lost as shown in Figure 1 [1]. Figure 1: Example of using the neural style transfer method advocated by Gatys

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    According to Gunhan and Arditi (2007), there were three types of contingencies, namely designer’s contingency, contractor’s contingency, and owner’s contingency. They claimed that the best method to predict contingency was to use previous experiences. They mentioned that a detailed study of four factors, namely site conditions, schedule constraints, project scope, and constructability issues could play an important role either in preventing the CO or reducing the chances of needing a big contingency

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    Drawbacks of Collaborative and Content-Based Filtering Methods and the Advantages of Deep Belief Networks in Recommender Systems Sayali Borkar*, Girija Godbole*, Amruta Kulkarni* and Shruti Palaskar* *Computer Engineering Department, Pune Institute of Computer Technology, India Abstract—A large number of modern businesses are based on core idea of users consuming content in a physical or digital form, from a catalogue. The catalogue is available for browsing through a web site or mobile application

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    feature production, it was noted that by generalising feature production and consumption (in the neural network), a lot of time could be saved in the long run. This meant when the feature space was to be expanded, it would be important to create the feature production in a scalable manner. Neural Network Expansion Secondly, the neural network would be extended from a simple input-output neural network to one with a variable number of inputs, layers, and hidden neurons. The addition of more layers

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