The Excellent Center: Center for Artificial Intelligence Technology

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LABORATORY and CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL LEARNING

We propose a nonparametric method for estimating the pricing formula of a derivative asset using learning networks. Although not a substitute for the more traditional arbitrage-based pricing formulas, network pricing formulas may be more accurate and computationally more e cient alternatives when the underlying asset's price dynamics are unknown, or when the pricing equation associated with no-...

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LABORATORY and CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL LEARNING

Face recognition stands out as a singular case of object recognition: although most faces are very much alike, people discriminate between many di erent faces with outstanding e ciency. Even though little is known about the mechanisms of face recognition, viewpoint dependence, a recurrent characteristic of many research on faces, could inform algorithms and representations. Poggio and Vetter's ...

Business Intelligence Center Concepts

The approach of Business Intelligence (BI) as a support function for management decisions is established in practice and theory. BI can not just be considered as a simple sequence of isolated single projects. Its coordination requires permanent efforts to keep the BI function and the business organization in alignment. In the context of the present empirical study, BI organizations have been an...

Artificial Reality Center

Stream Systems Technology Center

Although artificial stream restoration for improved fisheries habitat has been in vogue for at least a century, these endeavors have been insufficiently studied, and failures and successes inadequately demonstrated (Hall and Baker 1982, Platts and Nelson 1985, Platts and Rinne 1985, Beschta and Platts 1986, Elmore and Kauffman 1994). The lack of data has occurred at a time when native fish popu...