Traditional machine learning models were capable of inferring and generating data but with the developing technology, were replaced by better alternatives. Everyday we come across [… Read more ]
Planning before surgery Imaging plays a phenomenal role in planning for any major breast operation—whether it be from pinpointing the location of a breast tumour [… Read more ]
BigML’s no/low-code approach to ML provides entry for a much larger audience than just PhDs and data scientists that most other tools target. Machine Learning [… Read more ]
In my undergraduate days, telephone switching was transitioning from electromechanical relays to transistors, so there were a lot of cast-off telephone relays available. Along with [… Read more ]
To quench the thirst for ever larger AI and machine learning models, Tesla has revealed a wealth of details at Hot Chips 34 on their [… Read more ]
Humans communicate preferably through speech using the same language. Speech recognition can be defined as the ability to understand the spoken words of the person [… Read more ]
Efficient algorithms and methods in machine learning for AI accelerators — NVIDIA GPUs, Intel Habana Gaudi and AWS Trainium and Inferentia Chances are you’re reading [… Read more ]
Recently, I’ve been arguing (here and here, for example) that we can use artificial neural networks (ANNs) to prove that the mind is not the brain. To recap, here is the [… Read more ]
From biomedicine to political sciences, researchers increasingly use machine learning as a tool to make predictions on the basis of patterns in their data. But [… Read more ]
Quantum physics promises big changes for many fields, including machine learning—in theory, at least. In reality, quantum machine learning is still largely theoretical and has [… Read more ]
The sheer number of backlogs and delays across the public sector are unsettling for an industry designed to serve constituents. Making the news last summer [… Read more ]
Over the past few days, I’ve watched my productivity drop (don’t tell my boss) a fairly huge amount owing to a sudden explosion of consumer-friendly [… Read more ]
According to observations, children with autism frequently speak more slowly than similarly developing kids. They differ in their speech in other ways, most notably in [… Read more ]
With the massive growth of machine learning (ML)-backed services, the term MLops has become a regular part of the conversation — and with good reason. Short for [… Read more ]
A study published in The Lancet Digital Health led by UNC School of Medicine’s Emily R. Pfaff, PhD, shows how the National COVID Cohort Collaborative [… Read more ]
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