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Algorytmy uczenia się przez wzmacnianie są wykorzystywane do rozwiązywania problemów o stale rosnącym poziomie złożoności. W wyniku tego proces uczenia zyskuje na złożoności i wy-maga większej mocy obliczeniowej. Wykorzystanie uczenia z przeniesieniem wiedzy może czę-ściowo ograniczyć ten problem. W artykule wprowadzamy oryginalne środowisko testowe i eks-perymentalnie oceniamy wpływ wykorzystania programów uczenia na głęboką odmianę metody Q-learning.
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Reinforcement learning algorithms are being used to solve problems with ever-increasing level of complexity. As a consequence, training process becomes harder and more computationally demanding. Using transfer learning can partially elevate this issue by taking advantage of previ-ously acquired knowledge. In this paper we propose a novel test environment and experimentally evaluate impact of using curriculum with deep Q-learning algorithm.
Cybersecurity and Law
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2023
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vol. 10
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issue 2
195-201
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The paper describes one of the methods of automatic recognition of CSAM materials, which was tested during the research under the APAKT project. The proposed solution is based on Temporal Shift Module (TSM), a model of a deep neural network created for efficient human activities rocognition in video. We applied transfer learning method for training the model with a relatively small number of training data to succesfully rocognize films with pornografic and illegal content. We conducted some tests of classification of films from three categories: neutral films, legal pornography and illegal pornografic videos (CSAM). In this paper we present problems that are connected with this research topic that come from the characteristic of the data. We also show that further works are needed to keep children safe in cyberspace.
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