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8-9 Oct 2018: Training
9-11 Oct 2018: Tutorials & Conference
London, UK
 
King's Suite - Balmoral
9:00 Bringing AI into the enterprise Kristian Hammond (Northwestern Computer Science)
Buckingham Room - Palace Suite
13:30 Recurrent neural networks for time series forecasting Yijing Chen (Microsoft), Dmitry Pechyoni (Microsoft), Angus Taylor (Microsoft), Vanja Paunic (Microsoft)
Blenheim Room - Palace Suite
13:30 Building reinforcement learning applications with Ray Richard Liaw (UC Berkeley RISELab), Eric Liang (University of California, Berkeley, RISELab)
Windsor Suite
Park Suite
9:00 Image classification models in TensorFlow Benoit Dherin (Google)
12:30 Lunch - sponsored by Intel AI | Room: Restaurant
17:00 Break | Room: On your own
18:30 AI Dine-Around | Room: Various Locations
20:00 AI Music: Deep Learning for Music Making | Room: St. James's Sussex Gardens
9:00-17:00 (8h) AI Business Summit AI in the Enterprise
Bringing AI into the enterprise
Kristian Hammond (Northwestern Computer Science)
Even as AI technologies move into common use, many enterprise decision makers remain baffled about what the different technologies actually do and how they can be integrated into their businesses. Rather than focusing on the technologies alone, Kristian Hammond provides a practical framework for understanding your role in problem solving and decision making.
9:00-12:30 (3h 30m) Implementing AI Computer Vision, Deep Learning tools
PyTorch: A flexible approach for computer vision models
Mo Patel (Independent)
Computer vision has led the artificial intelligence renaissance, and pushing it further forward is PyTorch, a flexible framework for training models. Mo Patel offers an overview of computer vision fundamentals and walks you through PyTorch code explanations for notable objection classification and object detection models.
13:30-17:00 (3h 30m) Models and Methods Deep Learning models, Financial Services, Temporal data and time-series
Recurrent neural networks for time series forecasting
Yijing Chen (Microsoft), Dmitry Pechyoni (Microsoft), Angus Taylor (Microsoft), Vanja Paunic (Microsoft)
Buisnesses use forecasting to make better decisions and allocate resources more effectively. Recurrent neural networks (RNNs) have achieved a lot of success in text, speech, and video analysis but are less used for time series forecasting. Join Yijing Chen, Dmitry Pechyoni, Angus Taylor, and Vanja Paunic to learn how to apply RNNs to time series forecasting.
9:00-12:30 (3h 30m) Implementing AI Deep Learning tools, Platforms and infrastructure
Building deep learning applications with Amazon SageMaker
Denis Batalov (Amazon)
Join Denis Batalov for an overview of the Amazon SageMaker machine learning platform. Denis walks you through setting up an Amazon SageMaker notebook (a hosted Jupyter Notebook server), using a built-in SageMaker deep learning algorithm, and building your own neural network architecture using SageMaker's prebuilt TensorFlow containers.
13:30-17:00 (3h 30m) Reinforcement Learning, Text, Language, and Speech
Building reinforcement learning applications with Ray
Richard Liaw (UC Berkeley RISELab), Eric Liang (University of California, Berkeley, RISELab)
Ion Stoica, Robert Nishihara, Richard Liaw, Eric Liang, and Philipp Moritz lead a deep dive into Ray, a new distributed execution framework for reinforcement learning applications, walking you through Ray's API and system architecture and sharing application examples, including several state-of-the art RL algorithms.
9:00-17:00 (8h) TensorFlow at AI
End-to-end machine learning with TensorFlow on GCP Day (sponsored by Google Cloud)
Melinda King (ROI Training)
Melinda King walks you through the process of building a complete machine learning pipeline, from ingest and exploration to training, evaluation, deployment, and prediction.
9:00-17:00 (8h) Interacting with AI Computer Vision, Deep Learning tools
Image classification models in TensorFlow
Benoit Dherin (Google)
Benoit Dherin explains how machine learning is applied to image classification, discusses evolving methods and challenges, and walks you through creating increasingly sophisticated image classification models using TensorFlow.
12:30-13:30 (1h)
Break: Lunch - sponsored by Intel AI
17:00-18:30 (1h 30m)
Break
18:30-22:00 (3h 30m)
AI Dine-Around
Get to know your fellow attendees over dinner. We've made reservations for you at some of the most sought-after restaurants in town. This is a great chance to make new connections and sample some of the great cuisine London has to offer.
20:00-21:30 (1h 30m)
AI Music: Deep Learning for Music Making
Join us to hear the fruits of artificial and biological intelligences working together. The evening—both a concert and a demonstration—presents a diverse program of music created with the assistance of a machine learning system trained on folk music from Ireland and the UK. Dessert and refreshments will be served.