Machine learning and NLP with Dr. Rachael Tatman
Sit down with a cup of Java (geddit?!) and listen to the latest news in machine learning and NLP.
Woah, someone cracked the Apple Pippin!
When life gives you apples… crack pips? I don’t know either.
What did tech think of JavaScript in 1995?
Sometimes, tech people get it right.
Rachael Tatman on the trouble with sentiment analysis
The sentiment for this blog post is kinda negative.
The New York Times on IBM Watson
Watson’s rise and fall was far from elementary.
Integza built a World War 2 rocket steam turbine because why not?
Now you’re playing with steam power!
There's a new unofficial Apple museum in Warsaw
1,600 Apple exhibits in one place? Find out more about Apple Muzeum Polska, opening soon!
Machine learning: the key to early detection of diseases and threats to brain health via neuroimaging
A group of researchers wrote a review for Neuroinformatics, a neuroscience research, detailing how machine learning can be used to aid neuroimaging and improve brain health: Machine learning is contributing to rapid advances in clinical translational imaging to enable early detection, prediction, and treatment of diseases that threaten brain health. Brain diseases, including cerebrovascular disease, …
'Chance is lumpy' and other laws of statistics from Robert P. Abelson
‘People generally fail to appreciate that occasional long runs of one or the other outcome are a natural feature of random sequences’
Igbo API is the world's first African language API
Nigeria is leading the way with a first for African NLP.
So burning NFTs is a thing
If you can’t destroy them, burn them. Kinda.
Jeffrey Rosenthal answers the internet's questions about statistics
Take a chance on Jeffrey as he answers questions from the internet.