Our goal when we do research is to address capabilities and technologies that we expect to become production-ready in one to two years. That focus on fast-moving areas means that new algorithmic ideas sometimes come along that allow our clients to extend or improve upon the work in our reports.
Amelia, it was just a false alarm
Nah, jet fuel can’t melt steel beams. I’ve watched enough conspiracy documentaries – Camp Cope
Distilled News
Trajectory Data Mining: An Overview
R Packages worth a look
Read Data from JSTOR/DfR (jstor)Functions and helpers to import metadata, ngrams and full-texts delivered by Data for Research by JSTOR.
Whats new on arXiv
Crossbar-aware neural network pruning
3 Steps to Build Your First Intelligent App – Conference Buddy
This post is authored by Wilson Lee, Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft.
Using Entity-level Sentiment Analysis to understand News Content
Sentiment analysis is a process that allows computer programs to understand if the opinion expressed in text is positive, negative, or neutral. When applied to content published online, both on social and traditional media channels, sentiment analysis can provide important business insights about public opinion and perception towards topics and brands.
Facilitate Proactive Cybersecurity Operations with Big Data Analytics and Machine Intelligence
Digital processes are disrupting and transforming organizations everywhere. Big Data, Machine Learning, AI, and their applications companion, Machine Intelligence, are the soul of this digital revolution. These applications are probably no more essential anywhere else than in cybersecurity operations.
Four Ways to Harness Big Data in the Energy Sector
The big change in every industry – energy included – is the sensoring of the world. We have put sensors on just about everything, and that’s definitely true in the energy sector, whether it’s in electricity, oil and gas, supply chain and manufacturing, or even customer interaction.
The file drawer’s on fire!
Kevin Lewis sends along this article, commenting, “That’s one smokin’ file drawer!”