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Graph & Geometric ML in 2024: Where We Are and What’s Next (Part II — Applications) | by Michael Galkin | Jan, 2024

Luca Naef (VantAI) 🔥What are the biggest advancements in the field you noticed in 2023? 1️⃣ Increasing multi-modality & modularity — as shown by the emergence of initial co-folding methods for both proteins & small molecules, diffusion and non-diffusion-based, to extend on AF2 success: DiffusionProteinLigand in the last days of 2022 and RFDiffusion, AlphaFold2 and…

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Meet Parrot: A Novel Multi-Reward Reinforcement Learning RL Framework for Text-to-Image Generation

A pressing issue emerges in text-to-image (T2I) generation using reinforcement learning (RL) with quality rewards. Even though potential enhancement in image quality through reinforcement learning RL has been observed, the aggregation of multiple rewards can lead to over-optimization in certain metrics and degradation in others. Manual determination of optimal weights becomes a challenging task. This…

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Workflow, tools, and accuracy tips

Have you ever needed to extract data from a PDF or scanned document into a spreadsheet? OCR can be a real timesaver. Simply scan your documents and convert the images into editable, searchable text. OCR makes data extraction easy, whether working with PDFs, photos, or scanned pages. This guide will walk you through the OCR…

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Researchers from Google AI and Tel-Aviv University Introduce PALP: A Novel Personalization Method that Allows Better Prompt Alignment of Text-to-Image Models

Researchers from Tel-Aviv University and Google Research introduced a new method of user-specific or personalized text-to-image conversion called Prompt-Aligned Personalization (PALP). Generating personalized images from text is a challenging task and requires the presence of diverse elements like specific location, style, or (/and) ambiance. Existing methods compromise personalization or prompt alignment. The most difficult challenge…

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This AI Paper Introduces the Open-Vocabulary SAM: A SAM-Inspired Model Designed for Simultaneous Interactive Segmentation and Recognition

Combining CLIP and the Segment Anything Model (SAM) is a groundbreaking Vision Foundation Models (VFMs) approach. SAM performs superior segmentation tasks across diverse domains, while CLIP is renowned for its exceptional zero-shot recognition capabilities.  While SAM and CLIP offer significant advantages, they also come with inherent limitations in their original designs. SAM, for instance, cannot…

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