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SuperVize Me: What’s the Difference Between Supervised, Unsupervised, Semi-Supervised and Reinforcement Learning?
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PLASTER: 7 Key Ways to Measure Deep Learning Performance
SAT, ACT, MCAT, LSAT — there are many standardized ways to measure human aptitude in various fields. But when it comes to deep learning and artificial intelligence, how do we … Read article >
What Is a Virtual GPU?
Virtualization technology for applications and desktops has been around for a long time, but it hasn’t always lived up to the hype surrounding it. Its biggest failing: a poor user experience. … Read article >
What’s the Difference Between VR, AR and MR?
Get up. Brush your teeth. Put on your pants. Go to the office. That’s reality. Now, imagine you can play Tony Stark in Iron Man or the Joker in Batman. … Read article >
What’s the Difference Between Ray Tracing and Rasterization?
Not many people outside of computer graphics know what ray tracing is, but there aren’t many people on the planet who haven’t seen it. A quick primer.
How (and Where) to Get a Quick Course in AI
Artificial intelligence is years, even decades, from replicating functions of the human mind, but it’s still getting serious work done today. And its influence will only expand. The irony of … Read article >
What’s a Generative Adversarial Network? Leading Researcher Explains
If you haven’t yet heard of generative adversarial networks, don’t worry, you will. The hottest topic in deep learning, GANs, as they’re called, have the potential to create systems that … Read article >
From Winning Go to Making Dough: What Can Deep Learning Do for Your Business?
With the right data you can apply machine learning techniques, not to television contests and board games, but to our own complex problems and businesses.