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Deep Learning in Undeground Mines - a Review

Through the newest advancements in the area of artificial intelligence, the popularity of deep learning has increased in almost every conceivable field. Underground mines are no exception to this trend, and although there is a noticeable delay, new technologies are also being implemented there. In t...

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Main Authors:	Skoczylas, Artur, Gryncewicz, Wieslawa, Rosa, Agnieszka, Nadolny, Michal
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Subjects:	artificial intelligence Deep learning industry applications Laser radar Location awareness Monitoring Object recognition Predictive maintenance review Reviews Rocks Training underground mines
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