Human-in-the-loop Model Creation - Robotics Institute Carnegie Mellon University
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Fri
Jun-Yan Zhu Assistant Professor Robotics Institute,
Carnegie Mellon University
Friday, March 4
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm
Newell-Simon Hall 4305
Human-in-the-loop Model Creation

Abstract: Modern machine learning systems have made astonishing progress in automating labor-intensive tasks such as visual recognition and machine translation. While ML systems complete these tasks better and faster, humans are largely left behind. Indeed, most humans are entirely excluded from the creation process of machine learning models, except for tedious data annotation.

 

In this talk, I describe our ongoing efforts in developing new algorithms and user interfaces for anyone to customize and create a generative model with minimal human efforts. Using our system, a user can quickly change the behavior of generative models such as GANs and conditional NeRFs, without large-scale data annotation and machine learning expertise. The resulting models not only match the user’s mental picture but also preserve the original model’s sampling diversity and visual quality. Collectively, these tools will make the process of model creation accessible to everyone including visual artists, content creators, young students, and small business entrepreneurs.