CAREER: Optimal Information Extraction in Intelligent Systems
CAREER: Optimal Information Extraction in Intelligent Systems
批准号:
0133996
负责人:
Virginia de Sa
金额:
$45.54万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2002
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2002-07-01 至 2009-06-30
中文摘要
这是教师早期职业发展(Career)奖。这项研究将探索有机体如何从其学习和感知环境中提取信息,以理解人类学习并创造更好的机器学习算法。第一个目标是开发和应用新的算法,以更好地理解感觉通路中的映射。一个重要的目标是了解视觉通路如何计算在下颞叶皮质观察到的不变反应。第二个目标是研究从跨感觉相互作用中提取信息及其在知觉不变性发展中的作用。这项工作将涉及综合的计算机模拟、数学建模和心理学实验。作为这一目标的一部分,研究人员将研究输入特征选择、输出特征选择,以及在机器学习算法中维度应该如何最好地交互的一般问题。最终的研究目标是将新知识结合在一起,构建一台更好的能够学习识别对象的自主学习机器。该算法将比目前的算法更具模块化,并将通过摄像头、麦克风和其他传感器自主收集自己的训练数据。教育目标是在实验室和课堂上训练学生从各种方法思考问题。他们将学习计算建模、计算分析、心理物理学和电生理学的优点和局限性。这一职业奖表彰和支持一位可能成为21世纪学术领袖的教师-学者的早期职业发展活动。这项研究将提高我们对感觉模式之间最佳整合的理解。这将导致计算机传感算法的改进,包括计算机视觉、语音识别和任何其他可能提供其他信息源的应用。这项工作还有望为机器学习如何以最佳方式组合不同的信息源这一普遍问题提供洞察力。该项目的教育方面旨在为学生提供多学科的视角以及特定的技能,使他们能够使用和欣赏各种方法和技术。
英文摘要
This is a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award. The research will explore how an organism extracts information from its environment for learning and perception, both to understand human learning and to create better machine learning algorithms. The first objective is to develop and apply new algorithms to better understand the mapping in the sensory pathways. An important goal is to understand how the visual pathway computes the invariant responses observed in inferotemporal cortex. The second objective is to study the extraction of information from cross-sensory interaction and its role in the development of perceptual invariance. This work will involve integrated computer simulations, mathematical modeling, and psychological experiments. As part of this goal, the researcher will study input feature selection, output feature selection, and the general problem of how dimensions should best interact in machine learning algorithms. The final research goal is to bring together the new knowledge in constructing a better autonomous learning machine that can learn to recognize objects. The algorithm will be more modular than current algorithms and will collect its own training data autonomously through a camera, microphone, and other sensors.The educational goal is to train students in the lab as well as in the classes to think about problems from a variety of approaches. They will be educated in the advantages and limitations of computational modeling, computational analysis, psychophysics and electrophysiology.This CAREER award recognizes and supports the early career-development activities of a teacher-scholar who is likely to become an academic leader of the twenty-first century. The research will improve our understanding of optimal integration between sensory modalities. This will lead to improvement in computer sensing algorithms, including computer vision, speech recognition, and any other application where other sources of information may be available. The work is also expected to give insight to the general problem of how to optimally combine different sources of information for machine learning. The educational aspects of this project are designed to give students a multidisciplinary perspective along with specific skills allowing them to use and appreciate a variety of approaches and techniques.
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