BASIC CONCEPTS.…….
Most generally, a machine learning algorithm can be through of as a black box. It takes inputs and gives outputs.
For example, we may create a model that predicts the weather tomorrow, based on meteorological data about the past few days.
The “black box” in fact is a mathematical model. The machine learning algorithm will follow a kind of trial-and-error method to determine the model that estimates the outputs, given … Read the rest “ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING — II”
Indian businesses are looking at digitising business models to keep up with new technology trends. These technological shifts are giving rise to the need for new skills required. As a result different job roles are coming up.
Global technology major Oracle is betting big on India. It announced the launch of cloud services from its India data centre. The move is aimed at helping Oracle’s existing and new customers, including those operating in sectors that are bound by the country’s regulatory environment to store data within the country’s borders such as the public sector undertakings or banking and telecom companies to take advantage of Oracle’s full stack … Read the rest “Oracle offers cloud services from India datacentre”
Artificial Intelligence : The intelligence demonstrated by the machines in contrast to the natural intelligence demonstrated by humans, also known as the machine intelligence. This is a branch of computer science that is applied to build smart machines capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence.
Alan Turing published a paper “Computing Machinery and Intelligence” in 1950 and subsequent tests by Alan laid down the foundation and established the … Read the rest “Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning — I”
Once described as employers of software’s drudge workers despite their impressive business numbers, India’s IT companies, especially the top tier ones and some India offices of MNCs, are breaking the innovation glass ceiling. Cost arbitrage on plain vanilla coding is still there but India’s big tech players now also have products that offer unique solutions involving high-end software and robotics. ET looks at some of these technologies, deployed both at … Read the rest “Indian IT companies deploy hitech technologies at home and abroad”
He said promotions are okay when companies are growing fast but when it slows down, people getting fat salaries will aggregate at the higher level, prompting companies to periodically reset their pyramids, and shedding people
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For artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to run on big data, Indian companies require technology that will digitise and store data. Industry is now increasingly adopting this infrastructure. Since legacy systems are slow to change, they are the laggards.
