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Comment #49093668
Well, hold that thought, what if one-to-one means AI to AI...
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Comment #49093658
Same here. What a confusing statement.
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Comment #13965350
No you didn't recreated anything. That company is worth 500M. Your fun experiment is not. On the other hand, this is excellent PR for Opower.
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Comment #13935711
Another huge market of AI is medical. e.g. algorithms are already doing a better job than human experts in detecting cancer.
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Comment #13083129
Thanks for the comments! Are you asking the lyrics or music generation? For lyrics, we actually didn't train on Christmas songs. Training data was a large collection of romance nov…
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Comment #13082943
I am the main developer. You are literally right on the time spent... Our original focus was writing a research paper on hierarchical music generation. Composing a song from an ima…
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Comment #13082842
Very interesting reference! Deep learning is statistical, so this is sorta one of the spiritual predecessors.
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Comment #13082797
I'm not very familiar with mad-libs so correct me if I was wrong. I think generating a lyrics passage (zero hard-coded rule on content or grammar or anything) from an image would n…
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Comment #13081321
The Christmas element comes from 1. the image, and 2. a 4800-dimensional RNN sentence encoding bias generated from ~30 Christmas songs. Not sure how to hardcode this.
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Comment #13080082
I'm from the project team. This is a very interesting point. While it is easy to crawl many songs from the internet, it is a little harder to gather the same amount but with proper…
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Comment #12481720
This seems very useful, but isn't Google Maps doing similar stuff already? And if not, what are their concerns?
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Comment #12308432
Good point
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Comment #12257081
Obviously it is a convolutional neural net. Here you can find source code for one of the latest work: https://github.com/s9xie/hed