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More, search microsoft academic from microsoft you can discover more of what you need more quickly. Semantic search provides you relevant search results from continually refreshed and ic content from over 120 million original microsoft academic search has been completely decommissioned. If you have any questions please check out our to write a great research to give a great research talk offers seven simple, concrete suggestions for how to improve your research papers. You may also find my talks on how to write a great research proposal and how to give a great research talk oint slides of the talk: pdf ppt (you should feel free to repurpose these slides for your own use as long as you acknowledge ownership). Video of the talk (shorter: 34 mins), cambridge computer lab, spring 2013, with thanks to neil dodgson for the editing and translated into arabic by suzan translated into japanese by kado dreyer’s excellent plmw’16 talk “how to write papers so that people can read them” (slides here) tackles exactly the same question as my talk, and also offers seven concrete suggestions — and they are interestingly different from mine! Blog post by igor pak on ‘how to write math papers clearly’ is also are some pointers to other useful advice:You and your research, hamming’s famous 1986 talk on how to do great navigators research book of style is a slide deck from the navigators research group at the university of lisbon. It covers choosing a research topic, doing research, and writing and submitting a ch tips (including how to do research, how to write and present a paper, how to design a poster, how to review, etc), by sylvia on presenting theses, edited by aaron sloman, gives useful guidelines and ideas for phd students writing their o’leary’s essays about writing an “elevator pitch”.

The time to read it will repay itself many times to write mathematics, by pr -carlo rota’s excellent talk ten lessons i wish i had been taught, which, among other things, has a bit to say about giving a patterson’s talk how to have a bad career in research/academia has many wise things to say on a related leone’s page has a good collection of links to other about measurement:Producing wrong data without doing anything obviously wrong! Mytkowicz, diwan, hauswirth and sweeney, asplos not to lie with statistics – the correct way to summarise benchmark results fleming & wallace, cacm 29(3), pp218-221, march microsoft cal oft researchers present 18 papers at the international conference on machine oft researchers present 18 papers at the international conference on machine microsoft blog athima chansanchai, microsoft news center e learning covers a lot of ground. At microsoft, it’s being incorporated to detect lies, recognize human responses and forecast finances; as well as improve search, natural language processing, advertising, security and gaming. It’s a broad discipline that touches daily life through artificial intelligence and the cloud – and it’s growing by leaps and langford, principal researcher, microsoft research. It’s making a big difference in a lot of different applications that really matter for the future,” says john langford, an expert on machine learning at the microsoft research lab in new york city who is also the general chair for the international conference on machine learning, which has grown by 65 percent since last year thanks to the technology’s success. On machine learning, algorithms and systems, icml begins sunday, june 19, and includes tutorials, presentations of accepted papers and workshops on more recent research. Luckily, the microsoft technology center is next door to help handle the more than 1,300 papers were submitted, only 332 were accepted.

Out of those, 18 are collaborations with microsoft of them, “no oops, you won’t do it again: mechanisms for self-correction in crowdsourcing,” (by nihar shah at uc berkeley and dengyong zhou of microsoft research) focuses on improving the quality of data using a self-correction mechanism. Another, “cryptonets: applying neural networks to encrypted data with high throughput and accuracy,” (by nathan dowlin of princeton; and ran gilad-bachrach, kim laine, kristin lauter, michael naehrig and john wernsing of microsoft research) looks at how machine learning can help maintain privacy and security with medical, financial and other sensitive data. Their work involves a method that allows a person to send their data in an encrypted form to a cloud service that hosts the network, which keeps the data confidential since the cloud does not have access to the keys needed to decrypt “doubly robust off-policy value evaluation for reinforcement learning,” (by nan jiang at the university of michigan and lihong li of microsoft research) studies the problem of estimating the value of a new policy based on data collected by a different policy in reinforcement learning (rl). Their research guarantees a lack of bias and can have a much lower variance than the popular importance sampling other accepted papers at icml that feature microsoft researchers are:“dropout distillation” by samuel rota bulò (fbk), lorenzo porzi (fbk), peter kontschieder (microsoft research cambridge). Network morphism” by tao wei (university at buffalo), changhu wang and yong rui (microsoft research), chang wen chen. Exact exponent in optimal rates for crowdsourcing” by chao gao and yu lu (yale university), dengyong zhou (microsoft research). Analysis of deep neural networks with extended data jacobian matrix” by shengjie wang (university of washington), abdel-rahman mohamed, rich caruana (microsoft), jeff bilmes (university of washington), matthai phlilipose, matthew richardson, krzysztof geras, gregor urban (uc irvine), ozlem aslan.

Analysis of variational bayesian factorizations for sparse and low-rank estimation” by david wipf (microsoft research). Non-negative matrix factorization under heavy noise” by jagdeep pani (indian institute of science), ravindran kannan, chiranjib bhattacharya and navin goyal (microsoft research india). Optimal classification with multivariate losses” by nagarajan natarajan (microsoft research india), oluwasanmi koyejo (stanford university and university of illinois at urbana champaign), pradeep ravikumar (ut austin), inderjit. Efficient algorithms for adversarial contextual learning” by vasilis syrgkanis, akshay krishnamurthy and robert schapire (microsoft research). Principal component projection without principal component analysis” by roy frostig (stanford university), cameron musco and christopher musco (mit), aaron sidford (microsoft research). Faster eigenvector computation via shift-and-invert preconditioning” by dan garber (tti chicago), elad hazan (princeton university), chi jin (uc berkeley), sham, cameron musco (mit), praneeth netrapalli and aaron sidford (microsoft research). Efficient algorithms for large-scale generalized eigenvector computation and cca” by rong ge and chi jin (uc berkeley), sham, praneeth netrapalli and aaron sidford (microsoft research).

The label complexity of mixed-initiative classifier training” by jina suh (microsoft), xiaojin zhu (university of wisconsin), saleema amershi (microsoft). Bayesian poisson tucker decomposition for learning the structure of international relations” by aaron schein, mingyuan zhou, blei david (columbia), hanna wallach (microsoft). Addition to the papers, there are two workshops with microsoft researchers: “multi-view representation learning” with xiaodong he and scott wen-tau yih, and “advances in non-convex analysis and optimization” by praneeth ational conference on machine s of computer vision research, one ‘swiss army knife’. Releases cntk, its open source deep learning toolkit, on chansanchai is a writer for the microsoft news center. Follow her on cial microsoft cal oft researchers present 18 papers at the international conference on machine oft researchers present 18 papers at the international conference on machine microsoft blog athima chansanchai, microsoft news center e learning covers a lot of ground. Learn oft researchers from the speech & dialogue research group include, from back left, wayne xiong, geoffrey zweig, xuedong huang, dong yu, frank seide, mike seltzer, jasha droppo and andreas stolcke. Has made a major breakthrough in speech recognition, creating a technology that recognizes the words in a conversation as well as a person a paper published monday, a team of researchers and engineers in microsoft artificial intelligence and research reported a speech recognition system that makes the same or fewer errors than professional transcriptionists.

I just wouldn’t have thought it would be possible,” said harry shum, the executive vice president who heads the microsoft artificial intelligence and research research milestone comes after decades of research in speech recognition, beginning in the early 1970s with darpa, the u. Over the decades, most major technology companies and many research organizations joined in the pursuit. This accomplishment is the culmination of over twenty years of effort,” said geoffrey zweig, who manages the speech & dialog research milestone will have broad implications for consumer and business products that can be significantly augmented by speech recognition. This will make cortana more powerful, making a truly intelligent assistant possible,” shum , not research milestone doesn’t mean the computer recognized every word perfectly. Instead, it means that the error rate – or the rate at which the computer misheard a word like “have” for “is” or “a” for “the” – is the same as you’d expect from a person hearing the same attributed the accomplishment to the systematic use of the latest neural network technology in all aspects of the push that got the researchers over the top was the use of neural language models in which words are represented as continuous vectors in space, and words like “fast” and “quick” are close together. This lets the models generalize very well from word to word,” zweig neural networks use large amounts of data – called training sets – to teach computer systems to recognize patterns from inputs such as images or reach the human parity milestone, the team used microsoft cognitive toolkit, a homegrown system for deep learning that the research team has made available on github via an open source said microsoft cognitive toolkit’s ability to quickly process deep learning algorithms across multiple computers running a specialized chip called a graphics processing unit vastly improved the speed at which they were able to do their research and, ultimately, reach human gains were quick, but once the team realized they were on to something it was hard to stop working on it. It was a dream come true for me,” said huang, who has been working on speech recognition for more than three news came the same week that another group of microsoft researchers, who are focused on computer vision, reached a milestone of their own.

The team won first place in the coco image segmentation challenge, which judges how well a technology can determine where certain objects are in an g guo, the assistant managing director of microsoft research asia, said segmentation is particularly difficult because the technology must precisely delineate the boundary of where an object appears in a picture. That’s the hardest part of the picture to figure out,” he team’s results, which built on the award-winning very deep neural network system microsoft’s computer vision experts designed last year, was 11 percent better than the second place winner and a significant improvement over microsoft’s first place win last year. We continue to be a leader in the field of image recognition,” guo recognition to true e huge strides in recent years in both vision and speech recognition, the researchers caution there is still much work to be forward, zweig said the researchers are working on ways to make sure that speech recognition works well in more real-life settings. They’ll also focus on better ways to help the technology assign names to individual speakers when multiple people are talking, and on making sure that it works well with a wide variety of voices, regardless of age, accent or the longer term, researchers will focus on ways to teach computers not just to transcribe the acoustic signals that come out of people’s mouths, but instead to understand the words they are saying. It will be much longer, much further down the road until computers can understand the real meaning of what’s being said or shown,” shum : achieving human parity in conversational oft researchers achieve speech recognition , hear talk: the quest to create technology that understands speech as well as a harry shum and xuedong huang on n linn is a senior writer at microsoft.