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AI Advances Drive New Generation of Browser-Based Solutions

Smart Data Collective

It’s seemingly compulsory for most developers to build mobile versions of their applications or risk losing millions of potential users. The best part is that many of these web apps are using AI technology to provide the optimal user experience. Many people tend to forget their app updates, which can pose significant risks.

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How Nvidia became a trillion-dollar company

CIO Business Intelligence

The market for using GPUs as general-purpose processors (GPGPUs) really opened up in 2009, when OpenGL publisher Khronos Group released Open Computing Language (OpenCL). One is building and running the virtual worlds in which self-driving algorithms are tested without putting anyone at risk. Nvidia gets two bites at this market.

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Leverage Blockchain Technology for Supply Chain Management

BizAcuity

A few years after the advent of cloud computing solutions (2006), came cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (2009) and Ethereum which leveraged blockchain to decentralize financial transactions. This also improves resilience over the long run thanks to better risk analysis and management. Industry 5.0

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How to Decide Whether a SaaS Tool is Worth Purchasing?

Smart Data Collective

It was launched as a paid service and went on to add a freemium option in 2009, growing its user base from 85,000 to 450,000 a year. SaaS is clever and allows users to preserve data intelligently without risk of data loss; there is no need to send documents for review, systematic folders, and master documents.

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Credit Card Fraud Detection using XGBoost, SMOTE, and threshold moving

Domino Data Lab

Rules-based fraud detection (top) vs. classification decision tree-based detection (bottom): The risk scoring in the former model is calculated using policy-based, manually crafted rules and their corresponding weights. This is to prevent any information leakage into our test set. 2f%% of the test set." Feature Engineering.

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Themes and Conferences per Pacoid, Episode 9

Domino Data Lab

That’s a risk in case, say, legislators – who don’t understand the nuances of machine learning – attempt to define a single meaning of the word interpret. Given how so much of IT gets driven by concerns about risks and costs, in practice auditability tops the list for many business stakeholders. Ergo, less interpretable.

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Adding Common Sense to Machine Learning with TensorFlow Lattice

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

For example, consider the following simple example fitting a two-dimensional function to predict if someone will pass the bar exam based just on their GPA (grades) and LSAT (a standardized test) using the public dataset (Wightman, 1998). Curiosities and anomalies in your training and testing data become genuine and sustained loss patterns.