An Opinion on Brain Inspired Artificial Intelligence. Where Do We Go From Here?
Author(s): Kevin Berlemont, PhD Originally published on Towards AI. Machines still do not pass the Turing test in 2023 This member-only story is on us. Upgrade to access all of Medium. Photo by KOMMERS on Unsplash The Imitation Game, which was the …
The AI revolution in weather prediction
Author(s): Caroline Arnold Originally published on Towards AI. Tomorrowβs weather, brought to you by deep learning This member-only story is on us. Upgrade to access all of Medium. Whether you live in a warm, moderate, or cold region of our planet, the …
AI & Physics, Part 1 β Dark Matter Matters Too
Author(s): Ryan Lynch Originally published on Towards AI. Diving Into AI & Physics U+007C Towards AI Physics. Our way of understanding the universe around us. We use equations and formulae to try and break down the fundamental truths. To figure out the …
Neural Networks from Scratch with Python Code and Math in Detailβ I
Author(s): Towards AI Editorial Team Originally published on Towards AI. Building neural networks from scratch. From the math behind them to step-by-step implementation coding samples in Python with Google Colab Top highlight Source: Pixabay Author(s): Pratik Shukla, Roberto Iriondo Last updated December …
Best Data Science Books β Free and Paid β Editorial Recommendations for 2022
Author(s): Towards AI Editorial Team Originally published on Towards AI. AI Community β Towards AI Source: Derivative from original, Photo by Ivo Rainha on Unsplash Last updated January 1, 2022 Join our AI community with thousands of data leaders. Support us, collaborate …
Best Machine Learning (ML) Books β Free and Paid β Editorial Recommendations for 2022
Author(s): Towards AI Editorial Team Originally published on Towards AI. AI Community β Towards AI Source: Derivative from original, Photo by Patrick Robert Doyle on Unsplash Last updated January 1, 2022 Join our AI community with thousands of data leaders. Support us, …
Learnings From Participation in My First Health Datathon
Author(s): Carla Martins Originally published on Towards AI. 4th Datathon ESICM 2022 In May 2022, and for the first time, I enrolled in a Health Datathon organized by ESICM (European Society of Intensive Care Medicine). This was my first Datathon, and a …
Robotics Join Machine Learning for an Electric Future
Author(s): Salvatore Raieli Originally published on Towards AI. How robotics and AI can speed energy transition and reduce emissions image source Robson Hatsukami Morgan from unsplash.com One of the most important steps toward the electrification of transportation and aircraft is the development …
Automated Annotation of Protein Features Using Language Models
Author(s): LucianoSphere Originally published on Towards AI. At UniProt, ProtNLM is already assisting scientists by connecting protein sequences with descriptions of protein traits in the English language Figure by the author. Note PRTEIN SEQVENCE is not a typo but just reflects the …
Cubic Polynomial Roots β Using Big Dipper Substitutes
Author(s): Greg Oliver Originally published on Towards AI. Substituting Cubics With Their Genetic Infrastructure To Find Roots This post presents a novel method of calculating approximate roots of Cubic polynomials y=xΒ³+Cx+D, by adopting their genetic Big Dipper, y=-2xΒ³+D skeleton infrastructure, which I …
Bagging vs. Boosting: The Power of Ensemble Methods in Machine Learning
Author(s): Thomas A Dorfer Originally published on Towards AI. How to maximize predictive performance by creating a strong learner from multiple weak ones Image by the Author. Complex problems are rarely solved through singular thought or action. A collective weather forecast produced …
Taming AI Hype: A Human Perspective
Author(s): Vincent Carchidi Originally published on Towards AI. Source: Image by Kyle Sung on Unsplash. The Stata Centerβs design is bizarre and counter-intuitive, like the argument here. Taming AI Hype: A Human Perspective Artificial Intelligence should widen, not narrow, our understanding …
DINOv2
Author(s): MichaΕ Oleszak Originally published on Towards AI. AI Pulse #1: DINOv2, All The LLMs & Open-Source AI A new foundational model for computer vision, making sense of the spree of open-source LLMs, and should AI be open-source? AI Pulse is also …
PCA: Bioinformaticians Favorite Tool Can Be Misleading
Author(s): Salvatore Raieli Originally published on Towards AI. PCA: Bioinformaticianβs Favorite Tool Can Be MisleadingA new study assesses how a most used technique can be problematicPhoto by NASA on Unsplash The principal component analysis (PCA)is a popular machine learning technique used for …
PCA: Bioinformaticianβs Favorite Tool Can Be Misleading
Author(s): Salvatore Raieli Originally published on Towards AI. A new study assesses how a most used technique can be problematic This member-only story is on us. Upgrade to access all of Medium. Photo by NASA on Unsplash The principal component analysis (PCA)is …