Datasets in a sentence

AI4Bharat, for example, categorizes its crowd-sourced datasets as open-source, meaning Hansda’s contributions be commercialized for profit in the future.

Also, the document elaborates why the plaintiffs believe the datasets have illicit origins.

And AI choreographs drawing instantly on astrodynamics and physics datasets, Colonel Wallace `Rhet' Turnbull of Space Systems Command told a conference in August.

Archaeological datasets vary widely, he says, and some are only available in analog form.

Businesses’ data pipelines are complex to manage, with datasets often siloed in different formats, with varying permissions and owners and located across complicated hybrid infrastructures.

But the differentiator in this environment will accrue to those who own unique proprietary datasets.

Complex and confusing datasets are sometime best explored by focusing on extreme cases.

Data Analysis and Insights: GPT-4’s proficiency in handling large amounts of text and image data can enable Australian businesses to derive meaningful insights from complex datasets, improving decision-making and overall efficiency.

For instance, certain studies in women’s health could be prone to socioeconomic bias by virtue of the datasets that skew towards higher-income women more likely to receive routine gynecology care.

I caveat this by saying that I don’t really know what the existing technologies are, and if I were looking at this deal more closely, I’d have to talk to a bunch of industry experts to see how these types of datasets are currently generated.

In future releases, the foundation plans to introduce a structured data schema that will simplify the use of maps, and a global entity reference system that will link different datasets to real-world entities.

It also noted that AI tools increasingly rely on large external datasets and third-party vendors, which pose their own privacy and cybersecurity risks.

It helps that the company is the only one with access to investor Maxar’s archive of satellite data, which covers numerous eras and satellite types, making it invaluable not just for training models but for augmenting and contextualizing other datasets.

Microsoft said that these models, trained on large datasets, will help scientists further distill which atom pairings amount to a molecule with a real-world application.

Most datasets say it’s 60 per cent.

One of the six datasets is from the Met Office and University of East Anglia, which found that 2022 was another “near-record”, with the year coming in as the sixth warmest in records dating back to 1850.

Reddit is regurgitating user generated content, not developing highly specific datasets that make charging for API access sane.

Scoles also said that the test will open the door for similar integrations with datasets from other measurement providers, including Nielsen’s upcoming measurement solution, and for agencies to make deals with other media publishers.

Self-driving cars rely on vast datasets to make decisions, but sometimes they struggle with real-world scenarios that aren't captured in their training data.

Structured Streaming is a high-level API that allows developers to create infinite streaming dataframes and datasets.