tion Learning about Temporally Abstract Actions Richard S. Sutton Department of Computer Science University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA 01003-4610 rich@cs.umass.edu Doina Precup D...
Richard S. Sutton, Doina Precup, Satinder P. Singh
We present a new hardware synthesis methodology for guarded atomic actions (or rules), which satisfies performance-related scheduling specifications provided by the designer. The ...
For many tasks in computer vision, it is very important to produce the groundtruth data. At present, this is mostly done manually. Manual data labeling is labor-intensive and prone...
The ability to detect and track human heads and faces in video sequences is useful in a great number of applications, such as human-computer interaction and gesture recognition. Re...
The organizational and social issues associated with the development, implementation and use of computer-based information systems have increasingly attracted the attention of info...