News-20140526
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IBM scientists Yong Qin、Songfang Huang、Ming Li visit CSLT
- Time: 2014-05-26
- Location: ROOM 1-305, BLDG FIT, Tsinghua University
Cognitive Computing
• Presenter:
– Kelvin Qin/秦勇
– Senior Technical Staff Member
– IBM Research – China
• Abstract:
In the era of Big Data, the biggest challenge for enterprises today is to re-discover the trends, re-discover the clients, re-define the relationship with customers to satisfy their ever growing demands. We strive to improve enterprise's capability and efficiency to make a smart decision from heterogeneous data sources including structured, semi-structured and unstructured data by developing the cognitive computing technology . The ultimate goal is to provide enterprise and human decision supporting tools for complex problems solving. In this talk, I will brief IBM research strategy on cognitive computing and several technologies we are working on to interact with data naturally and understand data deeply.
Advanced Language Modeling
• Presenter:
– Songfang Huang/黄松芳
– Research Staff Member
– IBM Research – China
• Abstract:
Traditional N-gram models are widely used in speech and language processing applications, e.g., speech recognition and machine translation. However, N-gram models suffer from some limitations, due to the Markov assumption. In this talk, we will briefly review several advanced language modeling techniques to go beyond short-span limitations and incorporate additional information sources. The models we will cover include, but not limited to, exponential models, Bayesian models, and neural network models.
Multi-factor Mobile Biometric Authentication
• Presenter:
– Min Li/李敏
– Staff Researcher Member
– IBM Research - China
• Abstract:
– Mobile business transactions are undergoing a surging growth as the raise of mobile Internet and mobile e-Commerce. Security becomes the top concern of mobile customers and enterprises because of potential risks from lost/stolen or unattended mobile devices. This talk will introduce background of mobile money, IBM's mobile biometric authentication solution and some technical progresses.
