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Machine Learning 101

Machine learning (ML) is a subfield of AI that helps train machines to make decisions or complete tasks independently by studying and learning from data. Machine learning enables computers to learn, understand, and make decisions or perform tasks like humans without explicit programming.  Machine learning includes the process of building mathematical models from sample historical data […]

Machine Learning Examples and Applications

A subfield of artificial intelligence, machine learning (ML) uses algorithms to detect patterns in data and solve complex problems. Numerous fields and industries depend on machine learning daily to improve efficiency, accuracy, and decision-making. Recently, ML technologies have been reinforced by two subfields of their own: deep learning (DL) and computer vision. Read on for real-world examples […]

Data Scarcity Challenges? Enter Generative AI

Data has been one of the most important talking points in business for the last few years, with good reason. The more data available and harnessed, the easier it is for companies to do everything from building products that solve real-world problems to enhancing marketing efforts effectively and identifying trends and patterns. Yet, laws and […]

Machine Learning vs. Predictive Analytics

Predictive analytics and machine learning are extremely powerful tools used to predict future outcomes from large amounts of data. They help businesses gain insights, improve efficiency, and make informed decisions. With the big data space estimated to reach a value of $105 billion by 2027 (up from $37 billion in 2018), and 97% of organizations investing in big […]

Machine Learning Tools

Machine learning tools allow computers to become more accurate in predicting outcomes. The computer’s software makes decisions based on experiences rather than programming. The algorithm (basically a series of instructions) collects data on its interactions, and that data is used as feedback for the algorithm, which changes its behavior and responses, improving them over time. […]