Artificial Intelligence

Understanding how Web3.0 enables machine learning to work without violating privacy and maintaining trust. — Machine Learning is all about discovering latent relationships within data. These relationships can then be used to gain actionable insights for any business. However, recent years have shown an increasing awareness around ownership of data by governments(ex: GDPR in Europe) and users in general. Today, people are not okay with…

The Artist’s Role in AI Creation /imagine prompt Manifesto, Artificial Intelligence, future of artists,“fear of obsolescence”, low level of detail, exclamation points, style of Italian Futurists Why do we leave art in the [ever patient/careful/ancient] hands of self-professed “artists”? Schools and adult-ed programs churn them out by the dozens. Some…

1.Feature-selective encoding of substrate vibrations in the forelimb somatosensory cortex(PubMed) Author : Mario Prsa , Karin Morandell , Géraldine Cuenu , Daniel Huber Abstract : The spectral content of skin vibrations, produced by either displacing the finger across a surface texture1 or passively sensing external movements through the solid substrate2,3…

How to enhance the life cycle of your Data Science projects through Comet, a platform for model tracking and monitoring. — About one year ago, I have discovered Comet, an experimentation platform for model tracking and monitoring. Since then, I have used Comet’s features to keep my projects organized and make them move from the early stages to production. …

Dive into the essence of Machine Learning by developing several Regression models with a practical use case in Python to predict accidents in the USA. Read the original article here, in Hashnode. © Jesús López 2022 Ask him any doubt on Twitter or LinkedIn 🎯 Chapter Importance Machine Learning is all about calculating…

From hardware to states to clinical symptoms — Our job as physicians is to take care of people in their multi-layered complexity. That means we need to understand how each of the layers affect each other. In Part 1 and Part 2 we laid the foundations of systems medicine. The idea is that we can analyse anything, even…