Today, we’re excited to announce that Amazon Forecast offers the ability to generate forecasts on a selected subset of items. This helps you to leverage the full value of your data, and apply it selectively on your choice of items reducing the time and effort to get forecasted results. Generating a forecast
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning June 24, 2022
Predicting common machine failure types is critical in manufacturing industries. Given a set of characteristics of a product that is tied to a given type of failure, you can develop a model that can predict the failure type when you feed those attributes to a machine learning (ML) model. ML
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning June 23, 2022
Organizations moving towards a data-driven culture embrace the use of data and machine learning (ML) in decision-making. To make ML-based decisions from data, you need your data available, accessible, clean, and in the right format to train ML models. Organizations with a multi-account architecture want to avoid situations where they
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning June 23, 2022
According to Gartner, hyperautomation is the number one trend in 2022 and will continue advancing in future. One of the main barriers to hyperautomation is in areas where we’re still struggling to reduce human involvement. Intelligent systems have a hard time matching human visual recognition abilities, despite great advancements in
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning June 22, 2022
Have you ever seen a puppy in a nest emerging from a cracked egg? What about a photo that’s overlooking a steampunk city with airships? Or a picture of two robots having a romantic evening at the movies? These might sound far-fetched, but a novel type of machine learning technology
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Shared by Google AI Technology June 22, 2022
The increasing ubiquity of satellite data over the last two decades is helping scientists observe and monitor the health of our constantly changing planet. By tracking specific regions of the Earth’s surface, scientists can observe how regions like forests, water bodies, or glaciers change over time. One such region of
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning June 21, 2022
Mangrove forests are an import part of a healthy ecosystem, and human activities are one of the major reasons for their gradual disappearance from coastlines around the world. Using a machine learning (ML) model to identify mangrove regions from a satellite image gives researchers an effective way to monitor the
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning June 21, 2022
Amazon Web Services and Udacity are partnering to offer free services to educate developers of all skill levels on machine learning (ML) concepts with the AWS Machine Learning Engineer Scholarship program. The program offers free enrollment to the AWS Machine Learning Foundations course and 325 scholarships awarded to the AWS
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning June 21, 2022
This blog post is co-written with Nick Vargas and Anna Schreiber from Accenture. Scheduling customer appointments is often a manual and labor-intensive process. You can utilize advances in self-service technology to automate appointment scheduling. In this blog post, we show you how to build a self-service appointment scheduling solution built
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Shared by AWS Machine Learning June 20, 2022
Here is a reprised blog post presenting 3 potential levels of maturity for a lesson-learning system. Many or most organisations are stuck at level 1. Lesson-learning is a common component of KM management systems, and there are three levels of rigour, or levels of maturity, regarding how Lesson-learning can be applied. The
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Shared by Nick Milton June 20, 2022