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And in 2018, Moscow caused an uproar when it accused a NASA astronaut of trying to sabotage the station by drilling a hole it, which NASA has denied. There are also concerns that if the current crisis worsens it could affect space cooperation in other ways. For example, the American company that still relies on a Russian rocket engine to launch satellites and spacecraft is making preparations in case the standoff with Moscow affects its supply of spare parts and technical support. United Launch Alliance, a joint venture between Lockheed Martin and Boeing, needs the RD-180 engine to power the first stage of its Atlas V rocket on upcoming missions for the military and NASA. The company is “making sure right now with our team that we know exactly how to live without those in case they are not available to us,” CEO Tory Bruno said in an interview. 2025,” he added. “There’s a couple dozen left to go. The company still is awaiting some spare parts from the Russian manufacturers. Also has a contract with the Russian manufacturer for “technical services” if there is a mishap. “Truth in advertising, I have kind of a retainer technical services contract in place with them in the event that something odd happened during countdown that we didn’t understand,” Bruno said. “We would be able to call up the Russian technical people and ask them about it. He added: “I also have … It’s just like for insurance, in case we had something break. That would be easier if I had spares sitting in the warehouse. The spare parts run on for about a year.
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Their high accuracy has fueled the desire to deploy them for automatically recognizing the actions, events, or other contents within the explosively growing online videos in recent years (e.g., on YouTube). The AdaFocus framework is also compatible with the aforementioned temporal-adaptive methods to realize highly efficient spatial-temporal computation. Specifically, AdaFocus reduces the computational cost by applying the expensive high-capacity network only on some relatively small patches. These patches are strategically selected to capture the most informative regions of each video frame. In particular, the patch localization task is formulated as a non-differentiable discrete decision task, which is further solved with reinforcement learning. As a consequence, AdaFocus needs to be trained with a complicated three-stage training pipeline (see Table 1), resulting in long training time and being unfriendly to users. This paper seeks to simplify the training process of AdaFocus. We first introduce a differentiable interpolation-based formulation for patch selecting, allowing gradient back-propagation throughout the whole model.
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