Thank you for sharing, very interesting lecture. Slides should be shown more often; it is difficult to follow the discussion without seeing the slides.
sorry to be so offtopic but does anyone know a trick to get back into an instagram account?? I was dumb forgot the account password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@Emory Tony I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
this video edit is very bad. For most of the time the speaker is talking about the slide, the video is showing the speaker's face instead of the slide like his facial expression is more important than the content he is talking about...
Interesting topic but terrible, terrible recording. What the hell, why you show the speaker more than slides? This is the most terrible way to record a technical lecture. He's talking and we need to imagine what he means.
Although speakers are very talented and SME, Somehow, The lecture does mediocre job in transform it into great tutorial on subject. it fails on basic editing..(like editor chose to show professor's face lot more than the "slide content" he is showing). Add to misery, ugly behaviour from youtube when you pause video for slides, it shows lot of junk in 50% of screen content killing slide material. Needless to say, video fails to do its job and could have been better...lot better.
With the knowledge gifted upon me by this video, my algorithmic program to predict the Suns rotation around the Earth may finally come to fruition. Then as darkness falls and everyone stumbles blindly into the night, my path shall be illuminated by a flashlight that I knew to activate moments before the sun sets. The superhuman ability of preparatory night vision will strike fear into the hearts of my enemies and before long, the nations of Earth shall crown me Supreme Global Champion King of Darkness Infinity and feed me grapes as I command an army of robots against the civilian population from a solid gold lounge chair. In a Sky fortress with laser turrets and a front door that looks like a giant skull. And each blade of grass on my front lawn will be hand carved from enriched plutonium, by glowing monks. And to counter the inevitable collapse of civilisation, I shall appoint AI to all levels of government, effectively saving the world and securing my position as 'Ultra-Global Supreme Champion King Hyper-Infinity-Master" long after my death.
You should change your cameraman, he has no clue what is happening or how to record a technical discussion. What a huge loss. If he doesn't speak English, maybe he should just go with half screen or bottom screen to show slides. No offense sir, but I don't know why the cameraman thinks the audience is interested in seeing the speaker's face expressions!
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Thank you for sharing, very interesting lecture. Slides should be shown more often; it is difficult to follow the discussion without seeing the slides.
sorry to be so offtopic but does anyone know a trick to get back into an instagram account??
I was dumb forgot the account password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@Kaden Kylo instablaster ;)
@Emory Tony I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Emory Tony it worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my ass !
@Kaden Kylo You are welcome =)
Applications start at 1:02:08.
Especially 1:06:50 - Open category classification
04:31 - outline
06:50 - defining anomaly detection
07:20 - approaches for detecting anomalies
08:18 - well-defined anomaly distribution assumption
10:20 - strategies for unsupervised anomaly detection
12:45 - benchmarking methodology to compare anomaly detection algorithms
14:25 - algorithms for anomaly detection
15:03 - isolation forest algorithm
20:38 - LODA: Lightweight online detector of anomalies
24:05 - analysis of benchmarking results
28:11 - the advantages of isolation forests
28:40 - theory of anomaly detection; patterns; rare and common patterns; rare and common points
32:17 - PAC-RPAD algorithm formal definition
32:52 - examples of PAC-RPAD algorithms
44:15 - explaining anomalies to users; incorporating analyst feedback
01:02:12 - weather observations application (broken sensors as anomalies)
01:06:52 - open category classification (new classes as anomalies)
01:09:17 - theory of detecting alien classes
01:14:39 - summary
01:16:23 - Q&A
This is a nice intro to AD theory. Viewers need to see the slideshow more than the instructor himself though. Videographer please take note.
Very difficult to follow without slides. You need to show them more frequently and longer.
Is there a link where I can find the slides of the presentation ?
Where can one find the paper on this(if there is one)?
Thank you for sharing the session video!
the lecture was really good but either show the slides, or atleast share the slides
Very interesting area of ML. Thank you for the video
Where are the slides? They are very important. Becomes hard to follow the speaker.
I've found the slides via google in pdf: web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~tgd/talks/dietterich-anomaly-detection-workshop-2016.pdf
@@АндрейЗахаров-б3ф good effort but they aren't the same
@@3osa16 yes they are different but they are good enough
You can help me with a master’s thesis for my software part (coding) in Python?
good presentation!
These talks are great, but showing slides are usually more useful...
Muy bueno, muchas gracias.
Great talk. Thank you.
Thank you kindly
Thank you for sharing
you just have to have a bolt
Thanks for share.
this video edit is very bad. For most of the time the speaker is talking about the slide, the video is showing the speaker's face instead of the slide like his facial expression is more important than the content he is talking about...
Loda 51:20
Interesting topic but terrible, terrible recording. What the hell, why you show the speaker more than slides? This is the most terrible way to record a technical lecture. He's talking and we need to imagine what he means.
Although speakers are very talented and SME, Somehow, The lecture does mediocre job in transform it into great tutorial on subject. it fails on basic editing..(like editor chose to show professor's face lot more than the "slide content" he is showing). Add to misery, ugly behaviour from youtube when you pause video for slides, it shows lot of junk in 50% of screen content killing slide material. Needless to say, video fails to do its job and could have been better...lot better.
With the knowledge gifted upon me by this video, my algorithmic program to predict the Suns rotation around the Earth may finally come to fruition. Then as darkness falls and everyone stumbles blindly into the night, my path shall be illuminated by a flashlight that I knew to activate moments before the sun sets. The superhuman ability of preparatory night vision will strike fear into the hearts of my enemies and before long, the nations of Earth shall crown me Supreme Global Champion King of Darkness Infinity and feed me grapes as I command an army of robots against the civilian population from a solid gold lounge chair. In a Sky fortress with laser turrets and a front door that looks like a giant skull. And each blade of grass on my front lawn will be hand carved from enriched plutonium, by glowing monks. And to counter the inevitable collapse of civilisation, I shall appoint AI to all levels of government, effectively saving the world and securing my position as 'Ultra-Global Supreme Champion King Hyper-Infinity-Master" long after my death.
dafuq did I just read
Hi, myself Dark AI, where can I apply for a job with you :p
You should change your cameraman, he has no clue what is happening or how to record a technical discussion. What a huge loss. If he doesn't speak English, maybe he should just go with half screen or bottom screen to show slides. No offense sir, but I don't know why the cameraman thinks the audience is interested in seeing the speaker's face expressions!