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AI Emotion Recognition and Sentiment Analysis (2025)

Viso.ai

AI emotion recognition is a very active current field of computer vision research that involves facial emotion detection and the automatic assessment of sentiment from visual data and text analysis. provides the end-to-end computer vision platform Viso Suite. About us: Viso.ai

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Researchers from China Unveil ImageReward: A Groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence Approach to Optimizing Text-to-Image Models Using Human Preference Feedback

Marktechpost

Researchers have used reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) in natural language processing (NLP) to direct big language models toward human preferences and values. However, more than merely enhancing model designs and pre-training data is required to overcome these pervasive issues.

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Mastering Visual Question Answering with Deep Learning and Natural Language Processing: A Pocket-friendly Guide

John Snow Labs

Visual question answering (VQA), an area that intersects the fields of Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Computer Vision (CV) is garnering a lot of interest in research circles. The first VQA dataset was DAQUAR, released in 2014. Exciting times lie ahead for VQA, CV, and NLP.

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Top 5 Generative AI Integration Companies to drive Customer Support in 2023

Chatbots Life

Deeper Insights Year Founded : 2014 HQ : London, UK Team Size : 11–50 employees Clients : Smith and Nephew, Deloitte, Breast Cancer Now, IAC, Jones Lang-Lasalle, Revival Health. Services : AI Solution Development, ML Engineering, Data Science Consulting, NLP, AI Model Development, AI Strategic Consulting, Computer Vision.

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Personalize your generative AI applications with Amazon SageMaker Feature Store

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Large language models (LLMs) are revolutionizing fields like search engines, natural language processing (NLP), healthcare, robotics, and code generation. Next, we recommend “Interstellar” (2014), a thought-provoking and visually stunning film that delves into the mysteries of time and space.

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Foundational vision models and visual prompt engineering for autonomous driving applications

AWS Machine Learning Blog

In recent years, the field of computer vision has witnessed significant advancements in the area of image segmentation. We can also get the bounding boxes from smaller models, or in some cases, using standard computer vision tools. Sujitha Martin is an Applied Scientist in the Generative AI Innovation Center (GAIIC).

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Explain text classification model predictions using Amazon SageMaker Clarify

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Apart from supporting explanations for tabular data, Clarify also supports explainability for both computer vision (CV) and natural language processing (NLP) using the same SHAP algorithm. It is constructed by selecting 14 non-overlapping classes from DBpedia 2014.