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... How do you shrink to zero the time it takes to turn massive volumes of data into information and action? ...
... How do you shrink to zero the time it takes to turn massive volumes of data into information and action? ...
Artificial Intelligence (AI): Trying to Get Computers to Think Like Us
... AI is a field older than most realize – the term was coined in the mid 1950s. The field is comprised of many subfields but the main focus is on building intelligent entities. In order to achieve this goal many subcomponents need to be built, including methods for assisting computers to think like hu ...
... AI is a field older than most realize – the term was coined in the mid 1950s. The field is comprised of many subfields but the main focus is on building intelligent entities. In order to achieve this goal many subcomponents need to be built, including methods for assisting computers to think like hu ...
Productivity Puzzle Seminar - Office for National Statistics
... • Why is GDP revised? • How is it compiled? • How does this lead to revisions? • When might we expect revisions? ...
... • Why is GDP revised? • How is it compiled? • How does this lead to revisions? • When might we expect revisions? ...
Improved Memory-Bounded Dynamic Programming for
... the bottom-up policy trees computed by the DP algorithm. A set of belief states can be computed using multiple top-down heuristics – efficient algorithms that find useful top-down policies. Once a top-down heuristic policy is generated, the most likely belief states can be computed. In [Seuken and Z ...
... the bottom-up policy trees computed by the DP algorithm. A set of belief states can be computed using multiple top-down heuristics – efficient algorithms that find useful top-down policies. Once a top-down heuristic policy is generated, the most likely belief states can be computed. In [Seuken and Z ...
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... Locating repeating patterns Pattern matching a staple of artificial intelligence Often called pattern recognition Origins in set theory in mathematics Finding patterns in math can be quite different than finding them in music. ...
... Locating repeating patterns Pattern matching a staple of artificial intelligence Often called pattern recognition Origins in set theory in mathematics Finding patterns in math can be quite different than finding them in music. ...
Binary Integer Programming in associative data models
... with the data to find out what questions you need to ask, rather than knowing what question to ask and then receive the corresponding data. For example using regular SQL will always require a request from the user, and the user will receive only the relevant data and nothing else. In Qlik’s products ...
... with the data to find out what questions you need to ask, rather than knowing what question to ask and then receive the corresponding data. For example using regular SQL will always require a request from the user, and the user will receive only the relevant data and nothing else. In Qlik’s products ...
On the Use of Non-Stationary Strategies for Solving Two
... This paper introduces generalizations to MGs of NSPI, NSVI and PSDP algorithms. CPI is not studied here since its generalization to MGs appears trickier1 . The main contribution of the paper thus consists in generalizing several non-stationary RL algorithms known for γ-discounted MDPs to γ-discounte ...
... This paper introduces generalizations to MGs of NSPI, NSVI and PSDP algorithms. CPI is not studied here since its generalization to MGs appears trickier1 . The main contribution of the paper thus consists in generalizing several non-stationary RL algorithms known for γ-discounted MDPs to γ-discounte ...
Probably Approximately Correct Heuristic Search
... goal. Specifically, the probability that the path found by A* with ĥ as a heuristic is optimal is given by (1 − P (ĥ ↑))d . Unfortunately, this formula is only given as a theoretical observation. In practice, the length of the optimal path to a goal d is not known until the problem is solved optim ...
... goal. Specifically, the probability that the path found by A* with ĥ as a heuristic is optimal is given by (1 − P (ĥ ↑))d . Unfortunately, this formula is only given as a theoretical observation. In practice, the length of the optimal path to a goal d is not known until the problem is solved optim ...
Biologically Plausible Error-driven Learning using Local Activation
... to get this to work, they used a somewhat unwieldy four-stage activation update process that only works for auto-encoder networks. This paper presents a generalized version of the recirculation algorithm (GeneRec), which overcomes the limitations of the earlier algorithm by using a generic recurrent ...
... to get this to work, they used a somewhat unwieldy four-stage activation update process that only works for auto-encoder networks. This paper presents a generalized version of the recirculation algorithm (GeneRec), which overcomes the limitations of the earlier algorithm by using a generic recurrent ...
