The more information they have to learn from, the better. Naturally, this will not allow you to predict global pandemics or financial collapses.
The more information they have to learn from, the better. Naturally, this will not allow you to predict global pandemics or financial collapses.
While Brexit has distracted us for the past few years, a far more subtle but important revolution has been happening right under our noses. Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a crucial part of our day-to-day. Self-learning machines are embedded in services or devices used by three-quarters of global consumers. And
It is becoming more and more apparent that social media is a gold mine of unstructured data that is just waiting to be analysed so that the nuggets can be extracted. At SAS Global Forum, I was particularly impressed with the diversified use of sentiment analysis and the exploration that