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In recent years, graph neural network (GNN) based models showed promising results in simulating complex physical systems. However, training dedicated graph network simulator can be costly, as most models are confined to fully supervised training. Extensive data generated from traditional simulators is required to train the model. It remained unexplored how transfer learning could be …

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Part 1: Creating the Source of Truth for Impressions By: Tulika Bhatt Imagine scrolling through Netflix, where each movie poster or promotional banner competes for your attention. Every image you hover over isn’t just a visual placeholder; it’s a critical data point that fuels our sophisticated personalization engine. At Netflix, we call these images ‘impressions,’ and …

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) are experiencing explosive growth, powering applications from machine translation to artistic creation. These technologies rely on intensive computations that require specialized hardware resources, like GPUs. But access to GPUs can be challenging, both in terms of availability and cost. For Google Cloud users, the introduction of Dynamic …

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Humanoid robots have significant gaps in their sensing and perception, making it hard to perform motion planning in dense environments. To address this, we introduce ARMOR, a novel egocentric perception system that integrates both hardware and software, specifically incorporating wearable-like depth sensors for humanoid robots. Our distributed perception approach enhances the robot’s spatial awareness, and …

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Ibrahim Said Ahmad†, Antonios Anastasopoulos††††, Ondřej Bojar¶, Claudia Borg††, Marine Carpuat‡, Roldano Cattoni§, Mauro Cettolo§, William Chen‡‡, Qianqian Dong¶¶, Marcello Federico§§, Barry Haddow‡‡‡, Dávid Javorsky¶, Mateusz Krubiński¶, Tsz Kin Lam‡‡‡, Xutai Ma‡‡§, Prashant Mathur§§, Evgeny Matusov¶¶¶, Chandresh Kumar Maurya¶¶†, John P. McCrae†††, Kenton Murray†††, Satoshi Nakamura§§§, Matteo Negri§, Jan Niehues††¶, Xing Niu§§, Atul Kr. Ojha†††, …

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