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6 Session 5: Learning from Noisy, Adversarial Inputs
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... Honey suggested that ODNI look at how the technology, the people, the processes, and the system all work together and improve the overall architecture instead of simply attempting to improve individual components. Generating partnerships and building frameworks helps ODNI to determine what research and development investments need to be made in research related to national security.
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... Rodriguez commented that this thriving research field that started in academia quickly spread to industry, national laboratories, and federally funded research and development centers. Deep learning and computer vision algorithms can be used to detect images, understand patterns, and make insights about objects or events of interest.
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... In reference to McKeown's earlier comment on multi-modal data, Hoogs added that there is a treasure trove of data that the intelligence community could leverage -- for example, people blogging in real time while watching unmanned aerial vehicle camera footage.


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