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Technology firm Rose India announces online machine learning course to teach TensorFlow 2.0 using Python programming language. This training course is intended to provide enough knowledge to the students on the fast track to help them in mastering newly released TensorFlow 2.0 mathematical computing framework. Machine learning is the application of mathematics, data analytics, data processing, programming and other field of science for development of program (called model) which automatically decide based on the data it receives. Machine learning in the IT industry relies on the application of software algorithms mostly the mathematical solution to perform tasks of data analysis and prediction. In machine learning software developer uses various mathematical algorithms for programming a machine that can learn from data.

Twenty IT leaders look into their crystal balls to predict the technologies and trends that will drive the sector in 2020. CIO Australia asked Australian technology bosses about their top line predictions for 2020, the technologies that will have the greatest impact next year, and what top trends will impact the IT and business landscape. Here are the predictions from IT leaders across vendor land to CIOs and CTOs across a host of industries. Intelligent systems (machine learning, artificial intelligence and automation) are the top trends in 2020. Intelligent systems will have a significant impact on increasing situational awareness (insights) and using these insights to enhance decision making – to deliver optimal outcomes for customers. One large impact on the business landscape will be the expanding role of digital twins – extending beyond the optimisation of individual assets/systems to driving improvements at the organisational level. We are introducing a reference to'Digital Twin of Operations (DTO)' – having recently built some proof of concepts. The DTO brings together inputs from a range of different systems and assets onto a common data & analytics platform; is able to process large-scale and real-time data sets to simulate millions of'what if' scenarios through cloud technologies.

Neurons in a human brain have been somewhat of a mystery for scientists. Unlike the traditional electrical circuits, the inner workings of the biological circuitry in the brain have always been less than predictable, apart from the complex biology they exhibit. Scientists at the University of Bath now seem to have decoded the bizarre behavior of our brain cells and replicated it on tiny silicon chips. Researchers from the Universities of Bristol, Zurich & Auckland collaborated on this effort. Designing artificial neurons has been a challenge for medical researchers for decades.

Over the Thanksgiving holiday, I had some free time and stumbled upon a great Python public API created by Robert Clark. The API allows users to pull about any statistic for major American sports very easily from sports-reference.com. Often the hardest part of any data science work is gathering and cleaning data. While some work still has to be done, I'm naturally attracted to any project where the hardest parts have been made easy. My goal is to quickly create a model that will approach the quality of well-known publicly available systems.

There's no time like the present -- unless you run a supply chain. Shepherding products, parts, food, clothing and other wares across a supply chain in today's digital-powered world requires visibility and the ability to predict the immediate future. As we've written about previously, companies need real-time information and advanced insights to foresee and properly react to oncoming and potential production delays, shortages, market volatility and any other kinks in the supply chain. When supported by cognitive analytics, machine learning and AI capabilities, a supply chain control tower -- a connected hub that monitors and manages the entire process -- enables real-time visibility into key business metrics, drives decisions informed by insights and optimizes costs across the supply chain. A cognitive supply chain allows companies to see the process from end to end.

The world's most prestigious machine learning conference wraps up in Vancouver this weekend. Synced takes a look at the numbers associated with NeurIPS 2019. This year marked the 33rd annual NeurIPS conference. Communication Co-chair Michael Littman told attendees: "This year is only the third time NeurIPS has had a formal relationship with the press. Also, there were 3 awards -- Outstanding Paper, Outstanding New Directions Paper, and Test of Time.

People over 50 are the fastest growing demographic group worldwide. This creates both opportunities and challenges for the global economy and healthcare systems. The Longevity Industry, which provides products and services for those aged over 50 is becoming a multi-trillion-dollar industry. There are currently 260 companies, 250 investors, 10 non-profits, and 10 research labs in the Longevity Industry in the UK alone. In the next decade, Longevity policies enacted by governments, and changes in the financial industry will transform society.

People over 50 are the fastest growing demographic group worldwide. This creates both opportunities and challenges for the global economy and healthcare systems. The Longevity Industry, which provides products and services for those aged over 50 is becoming a multi-trillion-dollar industry. There are currently 260 companies, 250 investors, 10 non-profits, and 10 research labs in the Longevity Industry in the UK alone. In the next decade, Longevity policies enacted by governments, and changes in the financial industry will transform society.

Artificial intelligence (AI) will shape the destiny of humanity, but first humanity has the opportunity to shape AI. At times, anxiety about the former causes us to overlook the latter. We forget that artificial intelligence is going to serve the goals with which we're now programming it. Its implementation will follow the standards we now have the opportunity to set. This leaves citizens -- and those representing us in government -- with an urgent responsibility.