This document summarizes the second lecture of an artificial intelligence course. It discusses recent applications of AI in healthcare such as diagnosis, surgical planning and navigation, and prognosis. It also describes AI models that can generate images from text descriptions. Additionally, it introduces the POE paper modeling tool and discusses the modeling-inference-learning paradigm for AI, including the key aspects of modeling, inference, and learning. The document directs students to read Chapter 2 of their textbook for more information.
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This document summarizes the second lecture of an artificial intelligence course. It discusses recent applications of AI in healthcare such as diagnosis, surgical planning and navigation, and prognosis. It also describes AI models that can generate images from text descriptions. Additionally, it introduces the POE paper modeling tool and discusses the modeling-inference-learning paradigm for AI, including the key aspects of modeling, inference, and learning. The document directs students to read Chapter 2 of their textbook for more information.
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Artificial Intelligence 1 (CAI 2603)
Prepared by: Dr. Mohamed Azzam
Introduction II– Lec. 2
1 Lecture 2 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: RECENT WORKS
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Lecture 2 Recycling Images
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Lecture 2 Healthcare Artificial Intelligence has been extensively used in healthcare, including: 1. Diagnosis: Precise diagnosis, identification, and quantification of lesions 2. Pre-surgical planning: Individualized treatment planning, therapy simulation, and outcome 3. Surgical navigation: Informative real-time surgical guidance for patient-specific support 4. Prognosis: Accurate post-treatment assessment for complicated procedure with prognosis
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Lecture 2 Image Generation Based on Text Description Foundation Models: DALL-E (OpenAI) Ex: “A 2D animation of a folk music band composed of anthropomorphic autumn leaves, each playing traditional bluegrass instruments, amidst a rustic forest setting dappled with the soft light of a harvest moon.”
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Lecture 2 Poe: Paper Model
Try this out:
https://poe.com/
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Lecture 2 Poe: Paper Model (cont’d)
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Lecture 2 Paradigm ❑ This course is about: ❖ General AI techniques for many problem types ❖ Learning to choose and apply the technique appropriate for each problem ❑ In this course, we will adopt the modeling-inference-learning paradigm. ❑ three pillars to AI: modeling, inference, and learning.
Modeling
Inference
Learning
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Lecture 2 Paradigm: Modeling Modeling is the process of approximating real- world problems using formal mathematical objects called models.
Modeling allows us to study these problems
and identify solutions using computers
Modeling can be lossy
Modeling
One key challenge in modeling -- what
complexity do we need to keep? Exceptions: games such as: Chess, Go, or Sudoku are defined in a formal way so that the model are identical to the problem
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Lecture 2 Paradigm: Inference The task of inference is to answer questions about model. Ex: what is the shortest path? or cheapest path?
The focus of inference is usually on efficient
algorithms that can answer these questions.
For some models, computational complexity
can be a concern (games such as Go), and usually approximations are needed.
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Lecture 2 Paradigm: Learning Instead of constructing a full model, we write down a way to specify models abstractly If we can collect data about congestion, then we can learn what these unknown congestion parameters should be Machine learning is this process of turning an abstract model family that we can easily write down into a concrete model of the world that we can query