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Favorite This post is written in collaboration with DevFactory, an AWS Select Technology Partner. DevFactory is an enterprise SaaS-focused company that is responsible for innovation, development, and operation of over 120 enterprise products. DevFactory also offers DevGraph, an integrated suite of software development tools built on AWS. Amazon CodeGuru is
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Favorite This guest post was authored by Kazuma Ohara, Director of RENGA Inc., and edited by Yumiko Kanasugi, Solutions Architect at AWS Japan. RENGA Inc. operates Mansion Note, one of Japan’s most popular condominium review and rating websites, which gets over a million unique visitors per month. Mansion Note provides
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Favorite When machine learning (ML) is deployed in production, monitoring the model is important for maintaining the quality of predictions. Although the statistical properties of the training data are known in advance, real-life data can gradually deviate over time and impact the prediction results of your model, a phenomenon known
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Favorite A reprive from the archives – an overview of Connection and Collection as dual components of KM. Image by Marc Smith on Flickr There are two main mechanisms for supporting the flow of knowledge in an organisation – Connecting the people, or Collecting the content. These are sometimes seen
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Favorite TensorBoard is an open-source toolkit for TensorFlow users that allows you to visualize a wide range of useful information about your model, from model graphs; to loss, accuracy, or custom metrics; to embedding projections, images, and histograms of weights and biases. This post demonstrates how to use TensorBoard with
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Favorite Governments know all about supporting traditional economies. So why are they so poor at supporting the knowledge economy? Image from wikimedia commonsby 401(K) 2012, CC licence A “knowledge economy” is a focus for many many governments in the developed world. A knowledge economy is one “where distinctive know-how is
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Favorite In 1993, the Portable Document Format or the PDF was born and released to the world. Since then, companies across various industries have been creating, scanning, and storing large volumes of documents in this digital format. These documents and the content within them are vital to supporting your business.
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Favorite Amazon Lex is a service for building conversational interfaces into any application using voice and text. To build truly engaging conversational experiences, you need high quality speech recognition and natural language understanding that understands the intent of the customer accurately. We are excited to announce that Amazon Lex now
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Favorite Peter Drucker said that our task this century is to revolutionaise the productivity of the manual worker. Here’s how KM can help. Assembly Line, from Library and Archives Canada, via Flickr Peter Drucker famously said that ‘the most important, and indeed the truly unique, contribution of management in the
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Favorite How many times do people miss knowledge because they don’t know it exists, or can’t find it? Image from wikimedia commonsattribution Dg-505, CC licence My guess is that this happens all the time. Someone creates a great knowledge resource, but others don’t know about it, and even if they
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