Lihong Li wins 2023 Seoul Test of Time Award

Lihong Li wins 2023 Seoul Test of Time Award

Lihong Li, a senior main scientist in Amazon ads, has won the Seoul Test of Time Time Award for the 2010 for the 2010 paper “A Contextual bandit is available for personal news article.” The paper, co -false by Wei Chu, John Langford and Robert E. Schapire,,,,,,,, Introduced an innovative approach to personalized recommendation engines. … Read more

Revolutionary Lager Automation with Scientific Simulation

Revolutionary Lager Automation with Scientific Simulation

Modern warehouses rely on complex networks of sensors to enable safe and effective operations. These sensors must detect everything from packages and containers to robots and vehicles, often in changing environments with different lighting conditions. More important for Amazon, we need to be able to detect barcodes in an effective way. Related content Generative AI … Read more

To make machine translation more robust, pass and steady

To make machine translation more robust, pass and steady

Like many other machine learning applications draws Neral Machine Translation (NMT) benefit of Over -parameterized Deep neural models – models so large that they would be to risk overfitting, but whose performance for some reason continues to scale with the number of parameters. Recently, larger models have fitted impressively impressively impressive in the quality of … Read more

Generative using AI to improve extremely multilable classification

Generative using AI to improve extremely multilable classification

For years, Amazon researchers have examined the topic of extremely multilable classification (XMC) or classification of input when the space for possible classification categories is large – says millions of labels. Along the way we have advanced modern art several times. But the previous work was in the setting of a classic classification problem, where … Read more

A decade of Database Innovation: Amazon Aurora history

A decade of Database Innovation: Amazon Aurora history

When Andy Jassy, ​​then head of Amazon Web Services, announced Amazon Aurora in 2014, the pitch was daring, but measured: Aurora would be a relational database built for the cloud. As such, it would provide access to cost -effective, fast and scalable computer infrastructure. In essence, he explained, Aurora would combine the cost -effectiveness and … Read more

A quick guide to Amazon’s 40-plus papers on ICASSP

A quick guide to Amazon's 40-plus papers on ICASSP

As usual at the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Treatment (ICASSP), a plurality of Amazon’s accepted papers concentrates on automatic speech recognition – this year, a special emphasis on personal speech recognition. The subjects for detection of acoustic event, keyword spotlight and signal processing are also well represented. But are also usual, some … Read more

ICASSP: Michael I. Jordan’s “Alternative view of AI”

ICASSP: Michael I. Jordan's "Alternative view of AI"

Intelligence is notoriously difficult to define, but when most people (included computer scientists) think about it, they interpret it on the model of human intelligence: an information processing capacity that allows an auto agent to act on the world. Michael I. Jordan, Pehong Chen separates professor of both computer science and statistics department at UC … Read more

FEDERATED LEARNING WITH DEPARTMENT SUPPLY FOR CONTRAVING FOR NECKNIVING

FEDERATED LEARNING WITH DEPARTMENT SUPPLY FOR CONTRAVING FOR NECKNIVING

Automatic-Tale Recognition Models (ASR) that transcribe spoken utterances is a key component of voice assistants. They are increasingly implemented on devices on the edge of the Internet where they enable quick resorts (as they do not need cloud treatment) and continued service, even during connection breaks. But ASR models need regular update as new words … Read more