The global push for AI integration across sectors is accelerating, yet many enterprises struggle with the trade-off between model complexity, data acquisition costs, and real-world deployment challenges. As demand for AI-driven automation grows, there's a critical need for systems that can maintain high accuracy with minimal operational data requirements, especially in sensitive areas like healthcare and finance. This technology directly addresses these pressures, offering a pathway to more efficient, reliable, and scalable AI solutions.
Potentially improve inference accuracy by up to 20% by leveraging latent data available only during training, even under operational data constraints.
Potentially reduce operational costs and effort by approximately 1/3 by eliminating the need for latent data during operation, significantly lowering data collection and processing complexity.
Easily integrate as a module into existing neural network systems due to its integrated architecture of base and additional models.
This patent protects a neural network system and its learning control method, specifically detailing the use of latent and manifest data for improved inference accuracy. The claims define the architecture for processing these data types, ensuring robust protection against systems that differentiate data usage between training and operation.
This patent focuses on data utilization and learning control for neural networks. It leaves white space for developing novel neural network architectures or specialized hardware for AI inference acceleration.
In manufacturing quality inspection, if the defect detection rate improves from 90% to 95% with this technology, assuming annual defect-related costs of $400K (AI est.), a 50% reduction (5% improvement) could yield an annual cost saving of $200K (AI est.). ($400K × 50% reduction = $200K (AI est.))
X: Operational Efficiency
Y: AI Inference Accuracy