Multi-way Sparse Signal Reconstruction using Multiple-point Features – In this paper we propose a novel and fast method for detecting and predicting an image from unknown signals. We first propose two techniques for detecting the image and predicting its features. First, we use a CNN to train a novel multi-scale, multi-domain feature descriptor, which is based on two-stage, recurrent, multi-source architecture for feature detection. The first stage is to detect a latent region of the feature by combining the features from multiple sources. The second stage is to predict the first image from a different domain. The proposed model predicts these two domains by integrating the learned features from the discriminative network. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method outperforms a traditional CNN on an image classification task with up to 5 billion labeled images.
The paper shows that a two-dimensional (2D) representation of the problem is an attractive technique for the optimization of quadratic functions. In real data the 2D representation is also suitable to model time-varying information sources. We propose to exploit real-time 3D reconstruction to obtain a 2D reconstruction function for a stochastic function. The stochastic reconstruction parameter is a non-convex (non-linear function) which can be modeled in any non-linear time-scale fashion. We show how our formulation allows us to solve the 2D problem efficiently and efficiently using a stochastic algorithm. It also leads to the design of a scalable system to solve the 2D problem efficiently in practice.
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A Convex Solution to the Positioning Problem with a Coupled Convex-concave-constraint ModelThe paper shows that a two-dimensional (2D) representation of the problem is an attractive technique for the optimization of quadratic functions. In real data the 2D representation is also suitable to model time-varying information sources. We propose to exploit real-time 3D reconstruction to obtain a 2D reconstruction function for a stochastic function. The stochastic reconstruction parameter is a non-convex (non-linear function) which can be modeled in any non-linear time-scale fashion. We show how our formulation allows us to solve the 2D problem efficiently and efficiently using a stochastic algorithm. It also leads to the design of a scalable system to solve the 2D problem efficiently in practice.