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PG Madhavan's blog post was featuredIoT Data Science & “DML” – match made in heaven?
DML stands for “Dynamical Machine Learning” (more in the book, “SYSTEMS Analytics for IoT Data Science”, 2017). This match is not surprising once you realize that DML & IoT are both based on the venerable Systems Theory. Let us dig deeper . . .Consider IoT for industrial applications. A machine is instrumented with sensors, data are collected in real-time (or at intervals), communicated to the cloud where IoT Data Science techniques predict…See More
PG Madhavan posted a blog postIoT Data Science & “DML” – match made in heaven?
DML stands for “Dynamical Machine Learning” (more in the book, “SYSTEMS Analytics for IoT Data Science”, 2017). This match is not surprising once you realize that DML & IoT are both based on the venerable Systems Theory. Let us dig deeper . . .Consider IoT for industrial applications. A machine is instrumented with sensors, data are collected in real-time (or at intervals), communicated to the cloud where IoT Data Science techniques predict…See More
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Rodolfo Layedra liked PG Madhavan's blog post Static & DYNAMICAL Machine Learning – What is the Difference?PG Madhavan posted a blog postHistory as a guide to IoT growth trajectory
Internet of Things (IoT) has generated a ton of excitement and furious activity. However, I sense some discomfort and even dread in the IoT ecosystem about the future – typical when a field is not growing at a hockey-stick pace . . .“History may not repeat itself but it rhymes”, Mark Twain may have said. What history does IoT rhyme with? I have often used this diagram to crisply define IoT.…See More
William Vorhies commented on PG Madhavan's blog post History as a guide to IoT growth trajectory"Very interesting analysis. Particularly liked differentiating between entropy reduction and other prior drivers of industrial expansion."
PG Madhavan's blog post was featuredHistory as a guide to IoT growth trajectory
Internet of Things (IoT) has generated a ton of excitement and furious activity. However, I sense some discomfort and even dread in the IoT ecosystem about the future – typical when a field is not growing at a hockey-stick pace . . .“History may not repeat itself but it rhymes”, Mark Twain may have said. What history does IoT rhyme with? I have often used this diagram to crisply define IoT.…See More
PG Madhavan posted a blog postHistory as a guide to IoT growth trajectory
Internet of Things (IoT) has generated a ton of excitement and furious activity. However, I sense some discomfort and even dread in the IoT ecosystem about the future – typical when a field is not growing at a hockey-stick pace . . .“History may not repeat itself but it rhymes”, Mark Twain may have said. What history does IoT rhyme with? I have often used this diagram to crisply define IoT.…See More
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IoT Data Science & “DML” – match made in heaven?
Posted on September 11, 2017 at 12:30pm 0 Comments 1 Like
DML stands for “Dynamical Machine Learning” (more in the book, “SYSTEMS Analytics for IoT Data Science”, 2017). This match is not surprising once you realize that DML & IoT are both based on the venerable Systems Theory. Let us dig deeper . . .
Consider IoT for industrial applications. A machine is instrumented with sensors, data are collected in real-time (or at intervals), communicated to the cloud where IoT Data Science…
Continue History as a guide to IoT growth trajectory
Posted on April 2, 2017 at 1:00pm 1 Comment 1 Like
Internet of Things (IoT) has generated a ton of excitement and furious activity. However, I sense some discomfort and even dread in the IoT ecosystem about the future – typical when a field is not growing at a hockey-stick pace . . .
“History may not repeat itself but it rhymes”, Mark Twain may have said. What history does IoT rhyme with?
I have often used this diagram to crisply define IoT.…
Continue NEXT Machine Learning Paradigm: “DYNAMICAL" ML
Posted on March 18, 2017 at 2:30pm 1 Comment 2 Likes
Dynamical ML is machine learning that can adapt to variations over time; it requires “real-time recursive” learning algorithms and time-varying data models such as the ones described in the blog,…
Continue IoT Machine Learning – Industrial or Printing Press revolution?
Posted on November 2, 2016 at 12:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Many people worry that "AI" will usher in a new Industrial revolution where machines replace humans. My take is that it will be more like the Printing press revolution that launched the Age of Enlightenment! The effect will be less of soaring productivity but more of better decision-making leading to a SMARTER society.
Part of the problem is the misnomer, "AI or artificial intelligence"…
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