Luigi Troiano – författare

This book presents new technologies and applications in deep learning, artificial intelligence and robotics. The field of machine intelligence (MI), unifying robotics and artificial intelligence is experiencing constant growth and change. The challenge to reproduce human behavior in machines requires the interaction of many fields, from engineering to mathematics, from neurology to biology, from computer science to robotics, from web search to social networks, from machine learning to game theory, etc. 

This book Progresses in Artificial Intelligence & Robotics : Algorithms & Applications (proceedings of  3rd International Conference on Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (ICDLAIR) 2021 ) introduces key topics from artificial intelligence algorithms and programming organization and explains how they contribute to autonomous capabilities. The book is primarily intended for researchers, students, and engineers who wish to use the applications of artificial intelligence to solve concrete problems. We hope that companies and technology developers also find it interesting to be used in industry.

The book (proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (ICDLAIR) 2022) introduces key topics from artificial intelligence algorithms and programming organisations and explains how they contribute to health care, manufacturing, law, finance, retail, real estate, accountancy, digital marketing, and various other fields. Although artificial intelligence (AI) has generated a lot of hype over the past ten years, these consequences on how we live, work, and play are still in their infancy and will likely have a significant impact in the future. The supremacy of AI in areas like speech and picture recognition, navigational apps, personal assistants for smartphones, ride-sharing apps, and many other areas is already well established. The book is primarily meant for academics, researchers, and engineers who want to employ AI applications to address real-world issues. The authors hope that businesses and technology creators will also find it appealing to utilise in industry.