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Analytical AI has received $199,536 from the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate to develop deep learning algorithms for object identification to help the Transportation Security Administration officers rapidly and accurately identify common stream of commerce items in carry-on bags. The Phase 1 award to the Alabama-based company was made under the Silicon Valley Innovation Program’s “Object Recognition and Adaptive Algorithms in Passenger Property Screening” solicitation. “With appropriate training, deep learning techniques can match or exceed human expert…

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