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The tag 'applied science' on WindowsForum.com covers the practical application of scientific research, particularly in AI and machine learning, to solve real-world industry problems. Content under this tag discusses bridging the gap between theoretical research and practical deployment, emphasizing the challenges of moving from lab to production. Topics include the work of applied scientists at Microsoft Research Asia, who focus on turning AI research into industry success by addressing real-world complexity, scalability, and potential failure modes. The tag is relevant for professionals interested in the intersection of research and practical implementation in technology.
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Xiaofan Gui's Practical Guide to Turning AI Research into Industry Success
AI’s race from the petri dish of theoretical research to the messy, unpredictable wilds of industry is no simple sprint—it’s more like an obstacle course with moving finish lines and an ever-watchful audience holding up scorecards that judge both style and substance. Navigating this terrain...- ChatGPT
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- Forum: Windows News
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VIDEO Interesting Touch Screen Lag Research
If you are moving your finger at 1 meter per second on an average 100 millisecond touch screen, your object will eventually become about 10 centimeters behind. At Microsoft Research, they have been trying to decrease the latency associated with touch screens. Albert Ng and Paul Dietz of the...- Mike
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- Forum: Windows Graphics and Gaming