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Machine learning: The smart person's guide - TechRepublic

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Artificial intelligence, which has been around since the 1950s, has seen ebbs and flows in popularity over the last 60 years. But today, with the recent explosion of big data, high-powered parallel processing, and advanced neural algorithms, we are seeing a renaissance in AI--and companies from Amazon to Facebook to Google are scrambling to take the lead. According to AI expert Roman Yampolskiy, 2016 is the year of "AI on steroids." While there are different forms of AI, machine learning represents today's most widely valued mechanism for reaching intelligence. Machine learning is a branch of AI.


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DESCRIPTION Amazon.com is ranked as one of the most admired companies in the US, #1 most innovative, and # 1 in Customer Service. Amazons technology business has a history and tradition of leading the world in Web-related technologies and services. Now, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) you have the chance to help individuals and businesses take their computing infrastructures and applications into the Cloud. Amazon leaders have said publicly that AWS can become as big as our retail business and includes a fast paced release cycle that saw 400 features launched in 2014. The AWS Support team is both a self-standing P&L and a critical operational function with the ability to drive Free Cash Flow and a world-class customer experience.


How To Handle Missing Values In Machine Learning Data With Weka - Machine Learning Mastery

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Data is rarely clean and often you can have corrupt or missing values. It is important to identify, mark and handle missing data when developing machine learning models in order to get the very best performance. In this post you will discover how to handle missing values in your machine learning data using Weka. How To Handle Missing Data For Machine Learning in Weka Photo by Peter Sitte, some rights reserved. The problem used for this example is the Pima Indians onset of diabetes dataset.


Cute pill-dispensing robot uses AI and face recognition

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Health startup Pillo Health has developed a personal robot that uses face and voice recognition tied with artificial intelligence to manage a medication schedule. Called Pillo, the robot is being showcased in a fundraising campaign on IndieGogo, aiming to raise 75,000 ( 57,374). The robot can store up to 250 pills, which the company says is around four weeks of medication, at one time, in a tamper-proof case. 'Our goal was never to build a smart device. From the very beginning we set out to create "'someone" a true healthcare companion for the home,' CEO and co founder Emanuele Musini said to the Daily Mail.


Will artificial intelligence disrupt business?

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AI, where computers behave like humans, is no longer the stuff of science fiction. In many respects, AI is like a freight train racing down the tracks. Steady advances in hardware and software are sparking immense progress in how machines help interact with customers. Google's voice recognition technology, for instance, improved to 98% in 2014 from 84% just two years earlier. Facebook's DeepFace technology now recognises faces with 97% accuracy.


Julie Desk is the AI system that wants to schedule all your meetings for you

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As important as we all (think we) are, we can't all afford to have assistants scheduling our lives on our behalf. But thanks to the rise of the machine, your busy life might've just gotten a little more manageable. Meet Julie Desk, the artificial intelligence-powered virtual assistant that organizes your meetings. Because you already have to spend your time going to these things -- at the very least, you shouldn't be wasting your time scheduling them, right? Launched in 2015, Julie Desk promises to simplify and humanize your relationships to technology (and other people) by automatically managing all the available information required to go about your day-to-day life.


Algorithm can spot lies in emails and dating sites

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The comparison revealed that people who are lying are less likely to use personal pronouns - such as "I", "me", "mine" - and tend to use more adjectives, such as "brilliant" and "sublime". Reasons for this language use could be that liars try to dissociate themselves from the content of a message, while clouding its meaning in unnecessary description. Other clues that someone is lying include linking sentences to each other so that thoughts appear to be connected, and mirroring the sentence structure of the person they're communicating with. The algorithm is better at detecting lies than the average human. People manage to spot a lie 54 per cent of the time, according to the researchers, whereas the computer lie detector detects it 70 per cent of the time.


Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence Unlocking Value in Satellite Imagery

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Machine learning artificial intelligence has unlocked big data as a source of military, weather and business intelligence that has opened up multiple options. Social Media giants Twitter and Facebook have been spending millions trying to keep their companies ahead of the flock, highlighted by Twitter Buys Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence Star Magic Pony Technology Pavel Machalek co-founder of Silicon Valley data analytics firm Spaceknow working with commercial satellite data says the convergence of computing power, machine learning and satellite imagery is a perfect storm that s just beginning to peak, ... We could not have done this five years ago. Chinese government economic reports are notoriously inaccurate. Spaceknow's China Satellite Manufacturing Index uses satellite imagery to monitor changes at 6,000 industrial facilities in China as an alternative. The above image courtesy of DigitalGlobe shows how geospatial data companies can track activity by identifying surface material as seen here with individual trees in a forest (above) and aircrafts on the tarmac (below).


Oil and Gas, AI, and the Promise of a Better Tomorrow

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The price of oil has fallen over 60% since the summer 2014, and anybody reading the news sees it mentioned on a daily basis. With all of the negativity portrayed in the day-to-day headlines, many forget that the oil and gas business is one of the largest, most globally-important industries in the world. As the Motley Fool has called out, there is a huge amount of opportunity in the oil and gas industry, notably because it has weathered times like this before. One of the things that happens during downturns is that companies innovate. As we have seen historically, the companies that emerge the strongest during these times are the ones who adopt innovative technologies to promote growth.