A Unified Momentum-based Paradigm for Decentralized SGD for Non-Convex Models and Heterogeneous Data Research Background In recent years, with the rise of the Internet of Things and edge computing, distributed machine learning has developed rapidly, especially the decentralized training paradigm. However, in practical scenarios, non-convex objectiv...

Introduction The lack of commonsense knowledge in artificial intelligence systems has long been one of the main bottlenecks hindering the development of this field. Although great strides have been made in recent years through neural language models and commonsense knowledge graphs, the key component of human intelligence, “conceptualization,” has ...

Background Introduction: Event extraction is a popular task in the field of natural language processing, aiming to identify event trigger words and their related arguments from a given text. This task is typically divided into two subtasks: event detection (extracting event trigger words) and argument extraction. The traditional pipeline method per...

A Neural-Symbolic Cognitive Architecture Framework for Handling Novel Entities in Open Worlds Background Traditional AI research assumes that intelligent agents operate in a “closed world”, where all task-relevant concepts in the environment are known, and no new unknown situations will arise. However, in the open real world, novel entities that vi...

Adapting to Open-World Events via Learning Spatio-Temporal Dynamics on Mobility Networks Research Background In modern society, the Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) system is seamlessly integrated by various transportation modes (such as public transport, ride-sharing, and shared bicycles). To achieve efficient MaaS operation, modeling the spatio-tempo...

Traditional representation learning methods usually design a fixed basis function architecture to achieve desired properties such as orthogonality and sparsity. In contrast, the idea of deep reinforcement learning is that the designer should not encode the properties of the representation, but instead let the data flow determine the properties of t...

In model-based fault diagnosis, the ability to identify the key observational data that leads to system abnormalities is highly valuable. This paper introduces a framework and algorithm for identifying key observational data. The framework determines which observations are crucial for diagnosis by abstracting the raw observational data into “sub-ob...