Machine Learning News Issue 60

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Google hopes to apply machine learning to NHS data within 5 years Google wants to apply its machine learning technology to NHS patient data within the next five years, TechCrunch reports. The search giant's London-based artificial intelligence research lab, DeepMind, announced a partnership with the Royal Free NHS Trust in London in February but the full extent of the arrangement is only just becoming clear.

Machine Learning for Supply Chain Efficiencies A few weeks ago I attended the ToolsGroup Supply Chain Transformation conference in Boston. One of the more interesting sessions I attended was "Predictive Commerce and Machine Learning" featuring ToolsGroup CEO Yossi Shamir. While Yossi obviously touted the benefits of the ToolsGroup product suite, the session focused more on the big concept of why supply chain needs automation now.

MIT Develops New Machine-Learning Algorithm Designed to Capture True Images of A Black Hole Jun 09, 2016 01:50 AM EDT A team of researchers led by MIT's Katie Bouman have developed a new computer algorithm that could help astronomers generate the first true image of a black hole. At present, astronomers rely of imaginative minds of artists to create a clear image of a black hole.

Data Science 101: The Rise and Shine of Machine Learning We are living in a digital era where Customer is the king. Many businesses have capitulated to this new realm and have started interacting with customers dynamically. Today the customers are free to navigate a merchant (eCommerce) website any way they fancy.

Machine-learning accelerates catalytic trend spotting Researchers in Japan have used a machine-learning method to cut the time it takes to predict the catalytic potential of different metals. Binding between a metal surface and an adsorbate mainly depends on the electronic structure of the metal. More energy at centre of the metal's d-band creates a stronger bond between its surface and the adsorbate.

Machine learning is the new Big Data | #HPEdiscover You can almost hear the whooshing sound as the technology industry is sprinting to the marketplace with new solutions to help the enterprise garner useful and intelligent insights from their data. Analytics, Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) delivered in a simplistic form is what companies are demanding.

Machine Learning Goes Mainstream Computers generally don't take sick days or pass on germs, most of the time they don't argue or answer back and they never have hangovers or wake up in a bad mood. In theory that could make them the perfect digital co-worker. But there is a problem.

Leveraging the power of scalable machine learning In today's digitally driven world, enterprises need to find ways to extract valuable insights from huge amounts of data. That data is both generated within the organization and captured from external sources, from every application and social media to the networks of sensors that constitute the Internet of Things (IoT).

This tool taps machine learning to take the guesswork out of content marketing It's every marketer's goal to reach customers in the right place, at the right time, and with the right message, but the online world doesn't make that easy. A new tool announced Thursday uses machine learning to help.

Mercedes Takes Spooky Out of Machine Learning NOVI, MI - Machine learning might sound like the backdrop to a dark science-fiction movie, but Mercedes-Benz believes putting the technology into to its cars and trucks will make the everyday grind go more smoothly. "Machine learning can simplify and personalize the driver experience," says Kal Mos, vice president-North America R&D at Mercedes-Benz.