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3 Session 2: Machine Learning from Image, Video, and Map Data
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... , funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the Central Intelligence Agency, which detected events from imagery based on threedimensional models created manually.
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... Context from semantic web increases detection/classification performance; (4) Rapid satellite revisit and event ontologies will enable classification of four-dimensional concepts and processes; and 2  The website for Terrapattern is http://www.terrapattern.com, accessed August 24, 2017.
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... Figure 3.2 shows the structure of LeNet, the first convolutional neural network. More recent developments in the field include graphical processing units, better understanding of non-linearities, and large annotated data sets.
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... This temporal search problem in surveillance is difficult, he stated, because, most of the time, nothing of interest is happening in the footage. He noted that data sets drive research in vision because one has to build a data set that addresses the problem in need of a solution.
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... Hoogs noted that neuroscientists are already using computer vision research to map detailed functional brain studies. Jason Duncan, MITRE, noted that while deep learning shows great successes if there is good training data, it is still important to know how to solve problems with limited data sets.


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