How Ian Schick innovated in Legal Tech through AI and turned a challenge into an opportunity Ian Schick is the CEO and Co-Founder of Specifio, a Natural Language Generation company that automates the mechanical and tedious parts of drafting a patent application. Specifio has recently been listed in the AI Time Journal TOP 25 Artificial Intelligence […]
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Three less-technical tips for a more successful journey into machine learning As people and companies venture into machine learning (ML), it is common for some to expect to dive right into building models and generating useful output. And while some parts of ML feel like this technical wizardry with magical predictions, there are other aspects
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To Ultimately Land Your Dream Job Few months ago I wrote an article — How To Go Into Data Science? to answer some of the most common questions and challenges faced by most beginners in data science. In the article, I briefly talked about WHAT kind of portfolio that can help you to get a first job in data
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The Naive Bayes Classifier is a well known machine learning classifier with applications in Natural Language Processing (NLP) and other areas. Despite its simplicity, it is able to achieve above average performance in different tasks like sentiment analysis. Today we will elaborate on the core principles of this model and then implement it in Python.
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I recently came across a new [to me] approach, gradient boosting machines (specifically XGBoost), in the book Deep Learning with Python by François Chollet. Chollet mentions that XGBoost is the one shallow learning technique that a successful applied machine learner should be familiar with today, so I took his word for it and dove in to learn more.
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About the author Since 2011, Oluwafunmilayo Ajayi has been providing individuals and organizations consultative services that have involved professional practices in education. Whether it was developing the international teams that she has led or working with external clients, her number one goal has been to deliver consistent, high-quality support that is personalized. She has done
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Official Announcement The Evaluation Committee has completed the evaluations for the AI Time Journal TOP 25 Artificial Intelligence Companies 2018. A Recognition to AI Companies The purpose of theAI Time Journal TOP 25 Artificial Intelligence Companies 2018 Initiative is to give recognition and showcase AI companies for their contribution in 2018 to applying Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning
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On October 25th, 2018 AI Time Journal organized a conference call between the students of PSYEC engineering college and Hoa M. Le, lead data scientist at NextSmarty. The goal of the session was to allow the students to ask detailed technical questions about AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning techniques. Mr. Hoa M. Le provided valuable insights
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In a previous article, Kashun Pathirage talked about some of the most well known AI artists today. But what is an AI artist? A machine? A human artist using AI and technology? If we take another step backward: what is an artist? And ultimately, what is art? Let’s begin with this last question: What is Art?
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Imagine you are inside your new completely autonomous vehicle that drives you to your next business meeting. At one of the intersections, the vehicle fails to “see” the red light and drives through incoming traffic and crashes into a school bus. Who is to blame? The car of course: an autonomous entity has failed to
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