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When Oil and Gas Meet AI

The artificial intelligence revolution is changing the future, much like the industrial revolution before it. The…


Training on MNIST dataset with TensorFlow Dataset, Estimator and Slim APIs — Part 2

In Part 1, we created some helper functions to perform IO using TensorFlow’s tf.python_io APIs. Specifically, we created a function to load example data from a binary file as a collection…


Protein Loops in Tensorflow — A.I Bio Part 2

16th of March 2018

In the last post I talked about some of the basics of structural biology. I’m focusing on these annoying loops that form part of the antibody — the bits that do the work. My theory is maybe neural networks…


A living map of the World’s Food Supply

At TellusLabs, we combine decades of satellite imagery with machine learning to answer…


TechVantage Analytics at Dhwani 2018 Event

Techvantage Analytics, the provider of Analytics, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence operating in Technopark, the IT HUB of Kerala, India.

TechVantage, which has its Sales Offices in USA and Germany, participated in…


A Simple Introduction to Complex Stochastic Processes — Part 2

In my first article on this topic (see here) I introduced some of the complex stochastic processes used by Wall Street data scientists, using a simple approach that can be understood by people with no statistics background…


Diaceutics, Intel and Lenovo advance patient care using AI and workstations powered by Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors

Diaceutics, an Irish-based company helping patients to receive potentially lifesaving medicine through better diagnostic…


Gabiroo Project — Some good news!!

Today, 03/16/2018, St.Patrick’s Day Eve (coincidence?), I found a GitHub repository from from Niek J. Sanders with a project that’s almost the same as mine. There I read that for his project, the number of tweets that was necessary to train an NLP algorithm was much…


How to make chatbots work using automated AI and machine learning

A survey by LivePerson in 2017 found that more people globally found chatbots positive rather than negative (38% to 11%) although the majority (51%) were indifferent.