blackboard system, ai agents
Blackboard systems use shared knowledge space where agents post and read information.
83 technical terms and definitions
Blackboard systems use shared knowledge space where agents post and read information.
Vision-language understanding and generation.
Efficient vision-language pre-training.
Process input in blocks with recurrence between blocks.
Merge layer by layer.
BlockQNN extends Q-learning NAS by searching architectures block-by-block reducing search space complexity.
Multilingual open-source LLM.
Board-level reliability testing evaluates assembled package performance under thermal mechanical and environmental stress.
Bayesian Optimization and HyperBand combines multi-fidelity optimization with Bayesian modeling for efficient NAS.
Bill of Materials lists all components sub-assemblies and quantities required to manufacture a product.
Sequentially train models on hard examples.
Repeatedly distill knowledge.
Born-again networks repeatedly distill knowledge into same-capacity models improving performance.
Bottleneck layers reduce dimensionality through 1x1 convolutions before expensive operations minimizing computation.
Decision-based attack along decision boundary.
Boundary scan board testing uses JTAG to test interconnections between components without physical probing of internal nodes.
Tokenization algorithm that merges frequent character pairs.
Bradley-Terry model estimates item quality from pairwise comparison outcomes.
Probabilistic model for pairwise preferences.
Direct communication between brain and computer.
Brainstorm ideas. Creative suggestions, alternatives.
Braintrust provides LLM evaluation and data platform. Scoring, datasets.
Systematic search for violations.
Early exit CNN architecture.
Decision-based attack starting from adversarial.
Wire fracture.
Bayesian Structural Time Series models time series through state space framework with spike-and-slab priors.
Identify potential bugs or vulnerabilities in code.
Identify location of bugs in code.
Summarize bug descriptions.
Built-in repair uses on-chip circuitry to autonomously detect faults and activate redundant elements without external intervention.
Embed power rails below transistors.
Power delivery from backside or buried layers.