Computer scientists have created a new system for mobile users to quickly determine their location […]
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Mobile system finds your location without the ‘cloud’
Posted by Jade Boyd-Rice on October 20th, 2016
Posted in Physics, Science General, Technology 
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No Comments »Imagination Sampling – Using Non-Naturalism to Improve Machine Learning
Posted by johnnyb on June 26th, 2016
This video is from the Alternatives to Methodological Naturalism 2016 conference held earlier this year. It deals with using non-naturalism in order to improve the quality of machine learning programs using a technique called “imagination sampling.” The results of a limited test run are given. Copyright © 2016 Uncommon Descent. This Feed is for personal […]
Posted in Science General Tags: Copyright, Imagination, imagination sampling, improve, learning, machine, machine learning, Naturalism, Sampling No Comments »Machine Learning For Dummies
Posted by John Paul Mueller, Luca Massaron on June 24th, 2016
Your no-nonsense guide to making sense of machine learningMachine learning can be a mind-boggling concept for the masses, but those who are in the trenches of computer programming know just how invaluable it is. Without machine learning,…
RedEye lets your phone see what you see
Posted by Jade Boyd-Rice on June 21st, 2016
New technology called RedEye could provide users with continuous vision. It’s a first step toward allowing devices […]
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Posted by Australian Popular Science News on May 20th, 2016
Yesterday at Google’s I/O developers conference, CEO Sundar Pichai briefly spoke about a custom-built chip that helps give Google its edge in machine learning and artificial intelligence. The chip, dubbed a TPU or Tensor Processing Unit (in keeping wit…
