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How Much Demand is There for AI Talent

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most innovative tech sectors of the day. Under its broad umbrella come other concepts such as machine learning and deep learning, which are two of the most prominent fields producing scientific breakthroughs. Before we begin to delve deeper into the subject matter and the opportunities that await, let’s […]

How Machine Learning is Transforming Drug Discovery

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STANFORD ENGINEERING STAFF November 10, 2020 Daphne Koller, a veteran of AI, explains why she left academia for a chance to change the pharmaceutical industry. STOCKSY/SERGIO MARCOS How can AI influence medicine and biology? In a world where a drug takes years and billions of dollars to develop, just one in 20 candidates makes it to […]

Which Is the Best Framework for Machine Learning?

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Author: Edward Huskin Implementing a neural network from scratch is a deeply valuable exercise, especially for someone just picking up on the fundamentals of machine learning. Once all the concepts have sunk in, writing a library that does something as common as image classification, and OCR is basically attempting to reinvent the wheel. Rather than […]

Article | “AI at the Top Healthcare Companies – Current Initiatives”

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While healthcare companies don’t seem to be publicizing their efforts into AI for R&D efforts this article details the current AI initiatives at 3 of the largest in the world. Such initiatives include, optimization of numerous processes within their business, claims management, reimbursement, and data management.

“Machine Learning Model Selection Using Cross-Validation” | Guest Post – Savaram Ravindra

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Author: Savaram Ravindra Introduction The machine learning systems have been around since the 50s, but there are three major factors at play. They are improved algorithms, more powerful computer hardware, and the enormous increase of data. This is the reason why machine learning has gained a lot of significance than it had in the 50s. […]