In a recent blog, I described the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders as an ontological reference. I explained ho...
You can always learn a lot from the papers presented at NeurIPS There is some good analysis already on the web. From Chip Huygen – neurips 2019 analysis and from David ...
Predictive analytics, prescriptive analytics and the fairly recent offshoot– discovery analytics– can all support business decision making. Although the three...
Ontologies and Semantic Annotation. Part 1: What Is an Ontology In the abundance of information, both machines and human researchers need tools to navigate and process it...
AI and the future of work is a major topic of discussion Most views on this subject are negative More broadly, the negative impact of technology has been highlighted b...
Since data is now omnipresent, it has become critical for any business looking to not only remain competitive but also stay far ahead of the curve, to properly leverage t...
This post is the third one of a series regarding loops in R an Python. The first one was Different kinds of loops in R. The recommendation is to use different kinds of lo...
The heightened technological development in the 21st century would not have been possible without the contribution from the oil & gas sector. Our dependence on the cr...
Academia and industry take different approaches to building machine learning and deep learning models Here are seven differences 1) Approach to accuracy: When you are in ...
I recently came across this wonderful list of classical Bayesian network articles posted by Vincent Granville, here. To cover the quantum bayesian side of things, here is...