Multidimensional Local Precision Rate
Multidimensional Local Precision Rate, while not a formally defined term in the provided abstracts, encapsulates the current research focus on improving the accuracy and reliability of various machine learning models across diverse applications. This involves enhancing model precision through techniques like optimized quantization (e.g., block floating point), improved training strategies (e.g., adversarial training, curriculum learning), and refined architectures (e.g., U-Net variations, transformer models). The overarching goal is to achieve higher accuracy and robustness, particularly in challenging scenarios with noisy data, limited training samples, or real-time constraints, impacting fields ranging from medical image analysis and autonomous systems to natural language processing and robotic manipulation.
Papers
Enhancing Precision in Tactile Internet-Enabled Remote Robotic Surgery: Kalman Filter Approach
Muhammad Hanif Lashari, Wafa Batayneh, Ashfaq Khokhar
Cut-and-Paste with Precision: a Content and Perspective-aware Data Augmentation for Road Damage Detection
Punnawat Siripathitti, Florent Forest, Olga Fink