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Seminar · Artificial Intelligence
Seeing things clearly: Image understanding through hard-attention and reasoning with structured knowledges
Jonathan Gerrand · University of the Witwatersrand
Thu, Nov 4, 2021 · 19:00 UTC
In this talk, Jonathan aims to frame the current challenges of explainability and understanding in ML-driven approaches to image processing, and their potential solution through explicit inference techniques.