4 Human-Caused Biases We Need to Fix for Machine Learning – Predictive Analytics Times – machine learning & data science news

Bias is an overloaded word. It has multiple meanings, from mathematics to sewing to machine learning, and as a result it’s easily misinterpreted.

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Machine Learning From Crowds: A Systematic Review Of Its Applications

Crowdsourcing opens the door to solving a wide variety of problems that previously were unfeasible in the field of machine learning, allowing us to obtain relatively low cost labeled data in a small amount of time.

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Know your history — Machine learning makes some computers smarter-ish

This week, we dive deep into machine learning. ML's near-human performance masks some really strange issues, because ML logic is not like our Earth logic.

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Four Ways the Data Scientist Has Evolved in the 21st Century

Over the past three decades, there have been trends and shifts in the evolution of the data scientist. Here are four ways the data scientist has changed over the years, writes Dr. Beverly Wright, Chief Analytics Officer, aspirent.

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Machine Learning & Data…Where You’d Least Expect It

Since the concept of “machines learning” was introduced in the 1950s, the field has gone from a cryptic domain understood by a few (Turing, Markov, Legendre, Laplace or Bayes) to a technology that every company mus

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Machine learning to optimize traffic and reduce pollution

Applying artificial intelligence to self-driving cars to smooth traffic, reduce fuel consumption, and improve air quality predictions may sound like the stuff of science fiction, but researchers at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have launched two research projects to do just that.

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