Abstract: A computer-implemented method of generating multimodal data. The method comprises using a token generation neural network to generate, autoregressively, an output sequence of multimodal tokens, and in response to a next multimodal token being a start-of-image token, generating an image using an image generation subsystem conditioned on features representing the current sequence of multimodal tokens obtained from the token generation neural network. The method further comprises processing the image to convert pixels of the image into a sequence of image tokens, each image token comprising a block encoding of values of the pixels in a different region of the image that maps a set of values of the pixels to a respective image token, and appending the sequence of image tokens to the current output sequence of multimodal tokens as the next multimodal tokens in the output sequence of multimodal tokens.

Abstract: A processor-implemented method for implementing graph cuts for explainability using an artificial neural network (ANN) includes receiving, via the ANN, an input. The input is represented as a graph. The graph includes nodes connected by edges. The ANN determines a graph cut between a source node and a sink node associated with the input by solving a quadratic process with equality constraints. The ANN processes a subset of the input based on the graph cut to generate a prediction.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of generating multimodal data. The method comprises using a token generation neural network to generate, autoregressively, an output sequence of multimodal tokens, and in response to a next multimodal token being a start-of-image token, generating an image using an image generation subsystem conditioned on features representing the current sequence of multimodal tokens obtained from the token generation neural network. The method further comprises processing the image to convert pixels of the image into a sequence of image tokens, each image token comprising a block encoding of values of the pixels in a different region of the image that maps a set of values of the pixels to a respective image token, and appending the sequence of image tokens to the current output sequence of multimodal tokens as the next multimodal tokens in the output sequence of multimodal tokens.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of generating multimodal data. The method comprises using a token generation neural network to generate, autoregressively, an output sequence of multimodal tokens, and in response to a next multimodal token being a start-of-image token, generating an image using an image generation subsystem conditioned on features representing the current sequence of multimodal tokens obtained from the token generation neural network. The method further comprises processing the image to convert pixels of the image into a sequence of image tokens, each image token comprising a block encoding of values of the pixels in a different region of the image that maps a set of values of the pixels to a respective image token, and appending the sequence of image tokens to the current output sequence of multimodal tokens as the next multimodal tokens in the output sequence of multimodal tokens.

Abstract: A processor-implemented method for causal representation learning of temporal effects includes receiving, via an artificial neural network (ANN), temporal sequence data for high-dimensional observations. The ANN generates a latent representation based on latent variables for the temporal sequence data. The latent variables of the temporal sequence data are assigned to causal variables. The ANN determines a representation of causal factors for each dimension of the temporal sequence databased on the assignment.

Abstract: Generally discussed herein are devices, systems, and methods for training a partial differential equation (PDE) solver. A method can include training a neural network (NN) operator to estimate a partial differential equation (PDE) solution by in a first iteration, predicting, by the NN operator, an initial value for the PDE solution, in a subsequent iteration, adding noise to the initial value, in the subsequent iteration, estimating, by the NN operator, the noise resulting in predicted noise, determining a difference between the initial value and the predicted noise resulting in a refined value, and updating parameters of the NN operator based a difference between the refined value and a corresponding ground truth for the PDE.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for contrastive object representation from temporal data using an artificial neural network (ANN) includes receiving, by the ANN, a video. The video comprises a temporal sequence of frames including images of one or more objects. The ANN generates object representations corresponding to the one or more objects based on temporal data of multiple frames of the temporal sequence of frames. The object representations are communicated to a receiver.

Abstract: A method for generating a causal graph includes receiving a data set including observation data and intervention data corresponding to multiple variables. A probability distribution is determined for each variable based on the observation data. A likelihood of including each edge in the graph is computed based on the probability distribution and the intervention data. Each edge is a causal connection between variables of the multiple variables. The graph is generated based on the likelihood of including each edge. The graph may be updated by iteratively repeating the determination of the probability distribution and the computing of the likelihood of including each edge.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for contrastive object representation from temporal data using an artificial neural network (ANN) includes receiving, by the ANN, a video. The video comprises a temporal sequence of frames including images of one or more objects. The ANN generates object representations corresponding to the one or more objects based on temporal data of multiple frames of the temporal sequence of frames. The object representations are communicated to a receiver.