COVID Tracking Project Enhancements to Johns Hopkins Case/Fatality Data
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Developing carrier grade enterprise AI applications based on 5G, IoT and the Cloud
In this article, we discuss how 5G technologies could empower the next generation enterprise AI applications. What does it mean to develop carrier grade applications? Car...
Quantum d-separation and quantum belief propagation à la Pearl
I’ve just written a new paper entitled: “Quantum d-separation and quantum belief propagation”. Here is the abstract: The goal of this paper is to genera...
Data Correlation for IT Monitoring
In the last decade, the number of networks, devices, apps and cloud components a typical IT department needs to handle, has exploded in complexity. As has the list of v...
t-SNE : A gem in Data Visualisation
What is t-SNE? It is a Data Visualization Technique t-SNE stands for t-stochastic neighbor embedding Developed by Laurens van der Maaten and Geoffrey Hinton in 200...
Top 6 Secrets Management Platforms for Enterprises
What is the world’s leading secret management platform? There is no definite answer to this question. Different enterprises have different needs and preferences. The be...
The Worst Covid-19 Misleading Graphs
Graphs are a great tool to appeal to a wide audience, They are often used to deliberately mislead, not inform, A few creative ways graphs have been used this year to dist...
Are Foodservice Distributors Missing Out on the Advantages of AI?
Part 1: Optimize Your Pricing with AI This blog addresses the need for foodservice distributors of all sizes to jump into the world of AI and use their data to improve ho...
Training with historical data! Surely, you’re joking says the IoT asset that just got connected
By Priya Sharma – Sr. Data Scientist -IoT Analytics, SAS Institute Inc. Saurabh Mishra – Product Management, IoT, SAS Institute Inc. June 12, 2020 Description: Majori...
Quantum Computing and the Roadmap to Overcome Scientific Problems
Quantum computing has long been discussed on various platforms and forums as the successor of High-Performance Computing (HPC). Although it is still relatively incipient ...