A new "Interview on Computer Science". Serge Abiteboul and Christine ... One problem was that the Viterbi algorithm makes binary choices: the bit was either switched, or it wasn't.

The researchers are working out of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial ... turning it into an app that tweaks photos to make them more memorable. The algorithm is dubbed MemNet.

The team will explain how the algorithm works in the upcoming World Wide Web Conference. The scientists studied 150,000 Facebook photos, and found that 1 in 20 photos posted on the social network ...

Researchers at MIT’s Computer Science ... two pictures from different locations and asked them the questions: Which scene is closer to a McDonald’s, and which has the higher crime rate? The humans ...

Katherine Bouman had a secret: An algorithm she’d developed ... So how did you get involved with taking a picture of a black hole? A: I come from a computer science and electrical engineering ...

She's a Michigan and MIT grad. After an international group of scientists revealed the first photos of a black hole on Wednesday, the internet quickly turned its attention to the 29-year-old ...

Now researchers have developed an algorithm that could allow you to transfer those distinctive styles to your own cellphone photos ... engineering and computer science and lead author on the ...

Computer programming is a lot like chess. It is fairly simple to teach people the moves. But knowing how the pieces move isn’t the reason you can win. You have to understand how the pieces work ...

Combining these two approaches resulted in a hybrid algorithm that was "absurdly fast," Daniel A. Spielman, a professor of applied mathematics and computer science at Yale University who ...

Users can upload photos and ... using an algorithm created by neuroscientists that mimics the neural connections in the human brain, said Łukasz Kidziński, a computer scientist and one of ...

Let’s say you want a computer to put all your photos in date order? To see your life story as you lived it? No problem – there are sets of instructions – or sorting algorithms – that can ...

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