Mgr. Petr Šimánek

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10.1109/IJCNN55064.2022.9892364

Katedra aplikované matematiky

Designing faster optimization algorithms is of ever-growing interest. In recent years, learning to learn methods that learn how to optimize demonstrated very encouraging results. Current approaches usually do not effectively include the dynamics of the optimization process during training. They either omit it entirely or only implicitly assume the dynamics of an isolated parameter. In this paper, we show how to utilize the dynamic mode decomposition method for extracting informative features about optimization dynamics. By employing those features, we show that our learned optimizer generalizes much better to unseen optimization problems in short. The improved generalization is illustrated on multiple tasks where training the optimizer on one neural network generalizes to different architectures and distinct datasets.

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10.1109/IV51971.2022.9827089

Katedra aplikované matematiky
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Prediction of the movement of all traffic participants is a very important task in autonomous driving. Well-predicted behavior of other cars and actors is crucial for safety. A sequence of bird’s-eye view artificially rasterized frames are used as input to neural networks which are trained to predict the future behavior of the participants. The Lyft Motion Prediction for Autonomous Vehicles dataset is explored and adapted for this task. We developed and applied a novel approach where the prediction problem is viewed as a problem of spatiotemporal prediction and we use methods based on convolutional recurrent neural networks.