With this world-wide lock down in effect, there isn't a better time to sit down and learn how to make games in Unreal Engine 4:) This course is designed for beginner to intermediate users of Unreal Engine 4 (6 months of using the engine). I recommend that you have at least a basic understanding of the Engine. I move fast at times and I expect you to figure things out on your own by pausing the video if needed. Purchasing this course does NOT give you personal consulting from me for basic issues. You can always hire me for that separately.

Would you like to learn how to tell your robotics/AI story to the public? Robohub and AIhub are testing a new workshop to train you as the next generation of communicators. You will learn to quickly create your story and shape it to any format, from short tweets to blog posts and beyond. In addition, you will learn how to communicate about robotics/AI in a realistic way (avoiding the hype), and will receive tips from top communicators, science journalists and early career researchers. If you feel like being one of our beta testers, join this free workshop to experience how much impact science communication can have on your professional journey!

TK MILAB AI and Law Online Research Seminar Series' next event covers the following topic: AI systems in different shapes and sizes play an increasing role in our lives – from mobile phones and computers over robot vacuum cleaners and lawnmowers to surgical robots and large industrial installations. Algorithms assist attorneys-at-law in drafting contracts, and they can even create newspaper articles. Which unavoidably leads us to the question, who is going to foot the bill if something goes wrong? In the past couple of years, EU institutions have been working towards comprehensive regulation of these questions on EU level. Several policy papers and a draft regulation have been issued since then.

A substantial disadvantage of traditional learning is that all students follow the same learning sequence, but not all of them have the same background of knowledge, the same preferences, the same learning goals, and the same needs. Traditional teaching resources, such as textbooks, in most cases pursue students to follow fixed sequences during the learning process, thus impairing their performance. Learning sequencing is an important research issue as part of the learning process because no fixed learning paths will be appropriate for all learners. For this reason, many research papers are focused on the development of mechanisms to offer personalization on learning paths, considering the learner needs, interests, behaviors, and abilities. In most cases, these researchers are totally focused on the student's preferences, ignoring the level of difficulty and the relation degree that exists between various concepts in a course. This research paper presents the possibility of constructing personalized learning paths using genetic algorithm-based model, encountering the level of difficulty and relation degree of the constituent concepts of a course. The experimental results shows that the genetic algorithm is suitable to generate optimal learning paths based on learning object difficulty level, duration, rating, and relation degree between each learning object as elementary parts of the sequence of the learning path. From these results compared to the quality of the traditional learning path, we observed that even the quality of the weakest learning path generated by our GA approach is in a favor compared to quality of the traditional learning path, with a difference of 3.59\%, while the highest solution generated in the end resulted 8.34\% in favor of our proposal compared to the traditional learning paths.

We develop a deep generative model built on a fully differentiable simulator for multi-agent trajectory prediction. Agents are modeled with conditional recurrent variational neural networks (CVRNNs), which take as input an ego-centric birdview image representing the current state of the world and output an action, consisting of steering and acceleration, which is used to derive the subsequent agent state using a kinematic bicycle model. The full simulation state is then differentiably rendered for each agent, initiating the next time step. We achieve state-of-the-art results on the INTERACTION dataset, using standard neural architectures and a standard variational training objective, producing realistic multi-modal predictions without any ad-hoc diversity-inducing losses. We conduct ablation studies to examine individual components of the simulator, finding that both the kinematic bicycle model and the continuous feedback from the birdview image are crucial for achieving this level of performance. We name our model ITRA, for "Imagining the Road Ahead".

Would you like to learn how to tell your robotics/AI story to the public? Robohub and AIhub are testing a new workshop to train you as the next generation of communicators. You will learn to quickly create your story and shape it to any format, from short tweets to blog posts and beyond. In addition, you will learn how to communicate about robotics/AI in a realistic way (avoiding the hype), and will receive tips from top communicators, science journalists and ealy career researchers. If you feel like being part of our beta testers, join this free workshop to experience how much impact science communication can have on your professional journey!

Description The artificial intelligence is a large field includes many techniques to make machine thinks. Therefore, in this course, we investigate the mimicking of human intelligence on machines by introducing a modern algorithm of artificial intelligence named convolutional neural network which is a technique of deep learning for computers to make the machine learn and expert. In this course, we present an overview of deep learning in which, we introduce the notion and classification of convolutional neural networks. We gives also the definition and the advantages of CNNs. In this course, we provide the tricks to elaborate your own architecture of CNN and the hardware and software to design a CNN model. In the end, we present the limitation and future challenges of CNN.

"Machine intelligence is the last invention that humanity will ever need to make". The quote definitely makes it clear that machine learning is the future and vast opportunities and benefits for all. Let this be a fresh start for you to learn a really interesting algorithm in machine learning. As you all know, we often come across the problems of storing and processing huge data in machine learning tasks, as it's a time-consuming process and difficulties to interpret also arises. Not every feature of the data is necessary for predictions.

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to perform face detection with OpenCV and Haar cascades. I've been an avid reader for PyImageSearch for the last three years, thanks for all the blog posts! My company does a lot of face application work, including face detection, recognition, etc. We just started a new project using embedded hardware. I don't have the luxury of using OpenCV's deep learning face detector which you covered before, it's just too slow on my devices.