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See the supported Built-In Algorithms on GitHub for more details. (oracle.com)

EST, ProPublica and WNYC's Note to Self are presenting a live event, "Breaking the Black Box: How Algorithms Make Decisions About You," at The Greene Space at WYNC. (propublica.org)
After looking at examples of investigations into algorithms from ProPublica, The Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, The Daily Beast and more, Diakopoulos wrote up his observations for The Atlantic . (niemanlab.org)
For example, an investigation by ProPublica demonstrated that risk-assessment algorithms used in courtrooms were racially biased. (inverse.com)

3rd ACM Conference on Equity and Access in Algorithms, Mechanisms, and Optimization (EAAMO), 2023. (cornell.edu)

In this paper, an improved genetic algorithm for building selection is designed to be able to incorporate cartographic constraints related to the building selection problem. (mdpi.com)
A hybrid linear discriminant analysis and genetic algorithm to create a linear model of aging when performing motor tasks through inertial sensors positioned on the hand and forearm. (bvsalud.org)

Algorithms are increasingly being used to make ethical decisions. (acm.org)
Nick Diakopoulos explains why journalists needs to start thinking more critically about algorithms that govern an increasingly large share of our lives. (niemanlab.org)
An increasingly popular alternative is to delegate the decisions to a data-driven algorithm. (timharford.com)
Government institutions have become increasingly reliant on algorithms, in domains ranging from education to criminal justice . (inverse.com)
In contrast, machine learning algorithms , which have become increasingly popular in recent years, develop their behavior by analyzing many training examples and creating statistical inference models. (bdtechtalks.com)

While rule-based workflows are well embedded within the industry, many businesses are now turning to machine learning to automate the algorithm building process, especially when it comes to fintech. (finextra.com)
The risk is that the algorithms automate injustice. (timharford.com)
This increased access to data and computing power has helped create AI algorithms that can automate an increasing number of tasks. (bdtechtalks.com)

Senators Cory Booker, Yvette Clarke and Ron Wyden have introduced an Algorithmic Accountability Act that would require larger companies to test their algorithms and fix anything 'inaccurate, unfair, biased or discriminatory. (engadget.com)
Additionally, AI Now recommends setting a legal standard for people to lobby against unfair algorithms. (inverse.com)
But analysts have discovered those algorithms can be unfair, discriminating against people based on race, gender, health conditions, and a range of other factors. (uiowa.edu)

How are algorithms working in practice and can they be fixed when they fall short? (timharford.com)
given platformization of content creators, video sharing platforms like YouTube and TikTok practice creator moderation, i.e., an assemblage of algorithms that manage not only creators' content but also their income, visibility, identities, and more. (researchgate.net)
In practice, however, algorithms are only as effective as the people who make them. (inverse.com)
But there is scant data to support this practice, even though it makes sense. (medscape.com)

Cathy O'Neil, author of Weapons of Math Destruction , once pointed out to me that in describing an algorithm, I had conflated the risk of reoffending with that of being rearrested. (timharford.com)
mathematician Cathy O'Neil explores how blindly trusting algorithms to make sensitive decisions can harm many people who are on the receiving end of those decisions. (bdtechtalks.com)

Researchers from Drexel University's College of Computing & Informatics are part of a team lead by Parallax Advanced Research Corporation, that also includes Knexus Research Corporation and the U.S. Naval Medical Research Unit - Dayton, that is working to train and test the artificial intelligence algorithms that will drive the technology. (drexel.edu)
Farmers across the United States will be able to monitor their crops in real time, thanks to a novel algorithm from researchers in South Dakota State University 's Geospatial Sciences Center of Excellence . (sdepscor.org)
The new algorithm developed by the researchers is aware of the camera position in space while determining the route. (crazyengineers.com)
A team of University of Iowa researchers has received an $800,000 grant as part of an initiative with the National Science Foundation and Amazon to make machine learning algorithms less discriminatory. (uiowa.edu)

By leveraging these algorithms, bettors can make informed decisions based on data-driven insights rather than relying solely on gut feelings or intuition. (previewhawaii.com)
[22 -24] These new data-driven approaches to human resources management are referred to as "people analytics" and are touted as helping employers make better decisions. (cdc.gov)

Remember: Media companies use algorithms too, which means "some of the same issues with transparency arise" there as well. (niemanlab.org)
AI Now's report, Algorithmic Impact Assessments: Toward Accountable Automation in Public Agencies , outlines the need for transparency when it comes to deploying algorithms. (inverse.com)
These evaluations establish a norm of complete transparency, meaning that government agencies that are using algorithms would need to publicize when and how they are using them. (inverse.com)
14 As algorithmic decision making is increasing in various societal systems, [18] and in worker management systems, advanced sensor technologies, and robotic devices, [2] attention is focused on ways to attain greater algorithm transparency. (cdc.gov)

To address these problems we show that a standard algorithm for object identification, known as generalized binary search, may be viewed as a generalization of Shannon-Fano coding. (cdc.gov)

Algorithms are commonly used for data processing and calculation in computer and mathematical operations. (skintherapyletter.com)
It changes parameters and logic gates to minimize a cost function, which is a mathematical expression that measures how well the algorithm has performed the task. (scitechdaily.com)
At its core, a sports betting algorithm is a mathematical model that analyzes various factors and historical data to generate predictions and probabilities for future sporting events. (previewhawaii.com)
An algorithm is a series of precise, step-by-step instructions used by a machine to perform a mathematical operation. (cdc.gov)

The canvassing revealed that 38 percent of respondents think the positive impacts of algorithms outweigh the negatives, while 37 percent believe the opposite. (campustechnology.com)

specifies theoretical constructs such as algorithmic selection and ADM. (grin.com)
So people realized we needed an approach that adapts to the constraints of the hardware we have-an optimization problem," said Patrick Coles, a theoretical physicist developing algorithms at Los Alamos and the senior lead author of the paper. (scitechdaily.com)

We want to help make sure those decisions won't be discriminatory. (uiowa.edu)
However, Lin said algorithms can learn discriminatory things based on the data. (uiowa.edu)

It's well established that algorithms can exhibit bias , however inadvertently, and a trio of US politicians believe they can do something about it. (engadget.com)
Experts worry [algorithms] can also put too much control in the hands of corporations and governments, perpetuate bias, create filter bubbles, cut choices, creativity and serendipity, and could result in greater unemployment," according to the latest report from the Pew Research Center titled " Code-Dependent: Pros and Cons of the Algorithm Age . (campustechnology.com)
Algorithms are only as good as the coders who create them and they're only as good as the data sets that feed them - and both of those have the potential for bias," Rainie explained. (campustechnology.com)
In an ideal world, algorithms would remove human bias from tough decisions, like determining whether or not an inmate should be granted parole. (inverse.com)
The dangers of AI algorithms can manifest themselves in algorithmic bias and dangerous feedback loops, and they can expand to all sectors of daily life, from the economy to social interactions, to the criminal justice system. (bdtechtalks.com)

In this paper, we propose a tiered move making algorithm which is an iterative method. (sciweavers.org)
In an iterative function in the variational quantum algorithm, the quantum computer estimates the cost function, then passes that result back to the classical computer. (scitechdaily.com)

This makes it easier for the human decision-maker to understand its logic - which is expected to help make the human decision maker willing to delegate to the algorithm. (drexel.edu)

The best algorithm depends on the situation. (skintherapyletter.com)
Success depends on the ability to match data points to customer activity to build tailored models of what 'normal' looks like. (finextra.com)
Success depends on making the right decisions at the start of the project, narrowing your scope onto the right issues, problems and approaches. (finextra.com)

If these folks that have this product that is software as a service would get together with folks like ClinicalKey and put it all together to allow easy research too at the same time, that would be nice too as if you are going to do analytics and have the algorithms set up for that, connect to the credible sources to where a doctor can read up too. (blogspot.com)
Machine learning is used to make many high stakes decisions, but it often discriminates against people who have protected characteristics," said Qihang Lin , associate professor of business analytics in the Tippie College of Business and the co-lead primary investigator on the grant, with Tianbao Yang, primary investigator and associate professor of computer science in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. (uiowa.edu)

To satisfy other local constraints, a preparation phase is necessary before building selection, which includes building enlargement, local displacement, conflict detection, and attribute enrichment. (mdpi.com)

The research team spent significant time validating the results of the algorithm by comparing the predictions with actual ground-level measurements from the 2020 corn and soybean growing season in Iowa. (sdepscor.org)

These algorithms have the potential to analyze vast amounts of data within seconds, making calculations that would be impossible for a human to accomplish manually. (previewhawaii.com)
Algorithms can process vast amounts of data quickly, allowing bettors to analyze historical trends, patterns, and performance metrics in a fraction of the time compared to manual analysis. (previewhawaii.com)
Machine learning is the process of programming an algorithm to analyze enormous amounts of data, so it learns how to do tasks it's programmed to do. (uiowa.edu)

Algorithms 1 and algorithmic decision making (abbreviated 'ADM' in the following) simplify and improve peoples' lives and create new values for our society (Mannino et al. (grin.com)
Does is it ethical to use algorithmic decision making? (grin.com)
According to the Agency's announcement, the goal of the program is to create the foundation for trusted algorithmic decision-making in challenging domains, such as medical triage, where there is no right answer, and, as a result, there is no preexisting ground truth on which to train the program. (drexel.edu)
ITM will investigate this basis for trust in the context of human off-the-loop decision-making in difficult domains and seeks to enable the development, evaluation, and fielding of algorithmic decision-makers in difficult domains. (drexel.edu)
House of Innovation Researcher Charlotta Kronblad explored the implications of the increasing amount of public decisions being made by algorithmic decision-making (ADM) systems. (hhs.se)
Her current research focuses on the implementation of algorithmic decision-making in the public sector and its social and legal justice implications. (hhs.se)

Together they will take a deep dive into where our personal information goes, what algorithms do with that information, and hidden biases in the algorithms that machines use to make decisions about us. (propublica.org)
Medical algorithms are used to make medical decisions such as test selection, diagnoses, treatment including drug allergies and drug-drug interactions, and prognosis. (skintherapyletter.com)
The purpose of medical algorithms is to improve and standardize medical decisions even when there is a variety of health care providers. (skintherapyletter.com)
to make strategic decisions' (Newell/ Marabelli 2015: 4). (grin.com)
The Drexel team is led by Rosina Weber, PhD , a professor in the College of Computing & Informatics and expert in case-based reasoning and explainable AI that when combined enables the program to produce justifications for its decisions, which are made based on previous similar experiences. (drexel.edu)
A case-based reasoning approach is ideal for a technological challenge like this, because there is a fairly clear justification for the decisions the program is making," Weber said. (drexel.edu)
We're living in a world now where algorithms adjudicate more and more consequential decisions in our lives. (niemanlab.org)
What are the atomic units of decisions that algorithms make? (niemanlab.org)
It's inherently challenging for people to be critical of the decisions that machines make. (niemanlab.org)
By utilizing algorithms, bettors can gain a competitive advantage by making informed decisions backed by statistical analysis. (previewhawaii.com)
Integrating this data into your algorithm can help you make more informed decisions and identify potential discrepancies between your calculated probabilities and the bookmakers' odds. (previewhawaii.com)
So should we use algorithms to make life-changing decisions? (timharford.com)
Ludwig and Mullainathan focus on algorithms used in decisions in criminal justice, such as pre-trial release, sentencing and parole. (timharford.com)
They argue that decisions made by judges are so transparently flawed that there is plenty of room for algorithms to improve matters. (timharford.com)
Having laid out this catalogue of human failings, Ludwig and Mullainathan drop the other shoe: algorithms also make terrible decisions. (timharford.com)
For example, many algorithms produce decisions with a racist or sexist result because they have been trained on data from a racist, sexist world. (timharford.com)
We do seem to judge decisions made by humans in a different way from those made by machines. (timharford.com)
I am convinced that a well-designed algorithm can make fairer decisions about criminal justice, who to invite for a job interview and how support is assigned to vulnerable children. (timharford.com)
We found participants wrestled with bureaucracy as multiple obstructions in re-examining moderation decisions, coercion to appease different algorithms in creator moderation, and the platform's indifference to participants' labor. (researchgate.net)
For example, if an agency fails to disclose systems that reasonably fall within the scope of those making automated decisions, or if it allows vendors to make overboard trade secret claims and thus blocks meaningful system access, the public should have the chance to raise concerns with an agency oversight body, or directly in a court of law if the agency refused to rectify these problems after the public comment period. (inverse.com)
Yang and Lin will use the three-year grant to follow up on research already underway to define fairness and look at different risk measures to help business managers find a balance between fairness and risk when making health care decisions. (uiowa.edu)
For instance, decision trees and linear regression models, two popular machine learning algorithms, will give clear explanations of the factors that determine their decisions. (bdtechtalks.com)

This is especially the case when it comes to making predictions about human behaviour. (finextra.com)
Have you ever wondered how sportsbooks calculate their odds or how professional bettors make their predictions? (previewhawaii.com)
They help bettors identify profitable opportunities and make more accurate predictions. (previewhawaii.com)
By monitoring and integrating real-time data, your algorithm can adjust predictions accordingly, improving its accuracy and reliability. (previewhawaii.com)
The novel algorithm will provide real-time predictions for crop growth stages. (sdepscor.org)

Locbit has built and deployed a proprietary algorithm that is scalable and customizable. (dailydooh.com)
The increasing complexity of proprietary algorithms-especially self-learning algorithms which can change their decision logic during operation-make it difficult for designers, manufacturers, and users to gain an operational understanding about how an algorithm works. (cdc.gov)

Amazon is announcing a new built-in TensorFlow algorithm for image classification in Amazon Sagemaker . (infoq.com)
The dense layer, fully linked, 2-norm regularizer, initialized with random weights, and dropout layer make up the classification layer. (infoq.com)
The Amazon SageMaker TensorFlow image classification algorithm is a supervised learning algorithm that supports transfer learning with many pretrained models from the TensorFlow Hub. (infoq.com)
The image classification algorithm takes an image as input and outputs a probability for each provided class label. (infoq.com)

Finally, as I argue in my own book, How To Make The World Add Up / The Data Detective , we need to start subjecting algorithms to the same culture of collaborative scrutiny and replication that defines science, and the same requirement to prove effectiveness that we demand from new medicines. (timharford.com)
The FTC is putting more scrutiny on the algorithms that power tech companies. (protocol.com)

As a result, good things lie ahead , with plenty of opportunities to utilize data for informed decision-making. (campustechnology.com)
This study tries to answer these questions and investigates the ethical challenges of ADM arisen in the context of ethical decision making, and their ethical outcomes. (grin.com)
Section 3 narrates about ethical challenges and outcomes in the context of ethical decision making. (grin.com)
describes the moral and amoral decision making processes and their ethical outcomes using ADM. (grin.com)
Two general types of ADM could be marked out: fully-automated and part- automated decision-making (Wagner 2019: 104 ff. (grin.com)
Without knowing what data they use to make their decision, it's harder for your algorithm to copy their logic. (finextra.com)
A new project, funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, aims to make the guidance of experienced decision-makers available to people who are thrust into leadership positions during crisis situations. (drexel.edu)
DARPA's $4 million "In the Moment" (ITM) program presents the challenge of developing AI algorithms that can both replicate the decision-making process of experienced leaders and apply it to new, rapidly evolving crisis situations. (drexel.edu)
The triage domain allows us to get at core issues around trust and delegating decision-making to go beyond the state of the art in AI," said Matt Turek, PhD, DARPA's ITM program manager and deputy director of the Agency's Information Innovation Office. (drexel.edu)
The focus on triage will encourage research teams to work directly on some of the hardest decision-making challenges possible. (drexel.edu)
Algorithmic power is about autonomous decision making. (niemanlab.org)
For an example (there are many more) of irrational algophilia, see the UK government's absurd decision last year to allow an algorithm to assign exam grades to students who had never been given the chance to sit the exam. (timharford.com)
Several models of multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) have identified the optimal alternative electrical energy sources to supply certain load in an isolated region in Al-Minya City, Egypt. (techscience.com)
Here's yet one more decision making tool taking advantage of sorting big data. (blogspot.com)
While the use of mathematics and algorithms in decision-making is nothing new, recent advances in deep learning and the proliferation of black-box AI systems amplify their effects, both good and bad. (bdtechtalks.com)
In a nutshell, the question is, how do we know an AI algorithm is making the right decision? (bdtechtalks.com)
If you train a decision tree algorithm to process loan applications, it can provide you with a tree-like breakdown (thus the name) of how it decides which loan applications to confirm and which to reject. (bdtechtalks.com)

Algorithms are incredibly useful tools for accomplishing tasks. (campustechnology.com)
This technique would be incredibly useful in creating rich and detailed maps of hazardous, unknown environments. (crazyengineers.com)

They optimize practically every process these days - from catching bad guys to making friends . (campustechnology.com)
Some of them has thought it, before the changes to google algorithm will support the link building process can increase the ranking position on the search engine for the individual keywords. (writinghood.com)
Before you start the link building, you can evaluate the performance of existing backlink profiles through this evaluation you can definitely get the idea about the link building process. (writinghood.com)
The algorithms are called variational because the optimization process varies the algorithm on the fly, as a kind of machine learning. (scitechdaily.com)
By contrast, case-based reasoning is more similar to the process of referencing legal precedent when making a legal argument. (drexel.edu)
Let's explore the key elements you should keep in mind during the algorithm creation process. (previewhawaii.com)
Now that we have a solid understanding of the key factors involved, let's delve into the step-by-step process of creating a sports betting algorithm. (previewhawaii.com)
Builds a learning process that performs the FedProx algorithm. (tensorflow.org)
We use algorithms to model to understand and process many things. (bdtechtalks.com)
During the aging process, cognitive functions and performance of the muscular and neural system show signs of decline, thus making the elderly more susceptible to disease and death . (bvsalud.org)

What if an algorithm doesn't cover potentially biased data? (engadget.com)
As reported in an article in Nature Reviews Physics , instead of waiting for fully mature quantum computers to emerge, Los Alamos National Laboratory and other leading institutions have developed hybrid classical/quantum algorithms to extract the most performance-and potentially quantum advantage-from today's noisy, error-prone hardware. (scitechdaily.com)

In Weapons of Math Destruction , O'Neil specifies three factors that make AI models dangerous: opacity, scale, and damage. (bdtechtalks.com)

As for concerns and challenges, Rainie said individuals are worried that algorithms will diminish human thinking and agency, or our capacity to make judgments . (campustechnology.com)
At a recent developer meetup, I heard from Ben Houghton, Head of Data Science for Barclays Payments, about his data approach and how he makes his algorithms think like a human. (finextra.com)
By improving, the Google algorithm and enhancement their spam control in the search engine with human quality rate. (writinghood.com)
Because [algorithms] are products of human development, there may be things that we can learn about them by talking to the people who built them," says Diakopoulos. (niemanlab.org)
Algorithms provide a systematic approach to analyzing data, reducing the influence of human biases and emotions. (previewhawaii.com)
Cool utilitarianism is unsettling in a human, but exactly what we want from an algorithm. (timharford.com)
As more data is added, the algorithm learns more about its task and changes how it does things as a result, "learning" as it goes, as a human would respond to learning new things. (uiowa.edu)
The runner up is technological unemployment, the vision of a foreseeable future in which AI algorithms take over all jobs and push humans into a struggle for meaningless survival in a world where human labor is no longer needed. (bdtechtalks.com)
Second, we address the situation where the queries are partitioned into groups, and an algorithm may suggest a group of queries to a human user, who then selects the actual query. (cdc.gov)
The expected benefits of integrating algorithms into workplace equipment, processes, conditions, and human management systems should be tempered by a full awareness and understanding of their risk profile. (cdc.gov)

My research focuses on algorithms and networks, the roles they play in large-scale social and information systems, and their broader societal implications. (cornell.edu)

There are ways that these data sort of have their limits that don't necessarily get reflected in the way that algorithms interpret them, nor the way humans interpret the algorithmic findings. (campustechnology.com)
Not because they cannot do better - they can - but because when we humans design, procure and deploy algorithms, we're not really trying. (timharford.com)
We seem more outraged by biased algorithms than by biased humans, perhaps because we (rightly) expect the algorithm to do better. (timharford.com)

The probabilistic convolution tree merges pairs of coins to produce all amounts which can be created by that pair of coins (with neither coin present, only the first coin present, only the second coin present, and both coins present), and then subsequently merging pairs of these merged outcomes in the same manner. (wikipedia.org)

Algorithms, driven by vast troves of data, are the new power brokers in society. (niemanlab.org)

A new commentary in the American Journal of Industrial Medicine focuses on new sources of worker risk that algorithms present in the use of worker management systems, advanced sensor technologies, and robotic devices. (cdc.gov)

We proposed utilizing timely satellite observations to develop an operational algorithm. (sdepscor.org)

This is unacceptable, not because the algorithm is worse than what came before it, but because it could so easily do better. (timharford.com)
To make matters worse, many of the algorithms used in the public sector are privately owned, and some companies refuse to share the code underlying their software . (inverse.com)

Transient properties hold the results of computation by algorithms. (oracle.com)
Great algorithms have inputs and outputs, are simple and precise with steps uniquely defined, with the results depending on the input and results of the preceding step(s). (skintherapyletter.com)
The link building importance due to the high rate of success attributed depend on the main reasons why SEO and industry specialists can boost up the rankings of your keywords to the first spot of the search engine results pages because of increasing the website popularity. (writinghood.com)
We can't implement these algorithms yet because they give nonsense results or they require too many qubits. (scitechdaily.com)
Second, as Kate Crawford explains in The Atlas of AI , we need to acknowledge there are questions of power and politics in who gets to design the algorithms and who feels the results. (timharford.com)
The results from this algorithm will provide accurate measurements of crop phenology, Shen said, which will guide farmers in their crop management. (sdepscor.org)
That makes it impossible to understand why these so-called "black box" algorithms return certain results. (inverse.com)
Our algorithm starts with the final object assembly and considers removing one component either completely or partially from the object one-at-a-time such that it results in the previous state of the object assembly. (umd.edu)

An algorithm is a logical sequence of steps to solve a problem. (skintherapyletter.com)
In order to find a feasible mold-stage sequence, our algorithm decomposes the multi-material object into a number of homogeneous components to find a feasible sequence of homogeneous components that can be added in sequence to produce the desired multi-material object. (umd.edu)

In general there is a trade-off between the complexity/efﬁciency of the algorithm and its convergence properties, with certain problems requiring more complex inference to handle general pairwise potentials. (sciweavers.org)

Examples of algorithms include how to wash clothing in your washing machine and dryer, how to operate a home security system and cookie recipes. (skintherapyletter.com)

The extra-worry now in the Age of Algorithms is that people who know how to work with them, explain them and use them in productive ways will move even farther ahead than people who are not proficient using them," he commented. (campustechnology.com)
So, you can properly work out the link building techniques with the support of experts who will have the skill set of link building approach? (writinghood.com)
Known as variational quantum algorithms, they use the quantum boxes to manipulate quantum systems while shifting much of the work load to classical computers to let them do what they currently do best: solve optimization problems. (scitechdaily.com)
In it, the authors discuss all the applications for algorithms and how they work, as well as cover challenges, pitfalls, and how to address them. (scitechdaily.com)
No wonder other countries move faster on some of this as the US needs jillions of more queries and data sets to make our stuff work and when we go to the new ICD 10 system, we'll be catching up with writing the additional code and software and if you have not noticed, there's tons of software out there already for that purpose too. (blogspot.com)
To achieve the benefits that algorithm-enabled systems and devices promise in the future of work, we must study how to effectively manage their risks. (cdc.gov)

It allows us to view algorithms as a series of major aggregate steps, with details hidden in a lower level (top down design). (skintherapyletter.com)
He wants reporters to learn how to report on algorithms - to investigate them, to critique them - whether by interacting with the technology itself or by talking to the people who design them. (niemanlab.org)
It seems to me that an industrial design office is going to take a different approach to creating a pattern than an artist or even a graphic designer. (australiandesignreview.com)
This paper describes a geometric algorithm for automated design of multi-stage molds for manufacturing multi-material objects. (umd.edu)

The following is a dynamic programming implementation (with Python 3) which uses a matrix to keep track of the optimal solutions to sub-problems, and returns the minimum number of coins, or "Infinity" if there is no way to make change with the coins given. (wikipedia.org)
m = _get_change_making_matrix(coins, n) for c, coin in enumerate(coins, 1): for r in range(1, n + 1): # Just use the coin if coin == r: m[c][r] = 1 # coin cannot be included. (wikipedia.org)

Create something to leverage of SEO with support of link worthy based on the content and social strategy. (writinghood.com)
This company specializes in Google algorithm SEO + Content Marketing. (writinghood.com)

Kurbo and WW International (as Weight Watchers is now known) will have to 'destroy any algorithms derived from the data, and pay a $1.5 million penalty' to settle the claims, the FTC announced. (protocol.com)

According to their paper published in Analytic Methods in Accident Research , a team at the University of British Columbia has designed an algorithm capable of analyzing real-time traffic data to determine which routes offer the least risk of accidents and road hazards. (popsci.com)
The algorithm is capable of adjusting directions in real-time, suggesting detours to avoid hazardous locations. (popsci.com)
The onus for making each 60-second placement most effective is on the company's algorithm which determines the best location and time of day for displaying the most relevant information. (dailydooh.com)
4] gave a polynomial time algorithm that for a given network constructs the best oblivious routing scheme, i.e. the scheme that guarantees the best possible competitive ratio. (sciweavers.org)
When I talk about my job people always assume that I spend all my time building algorithms, writing code and teaching machines how to think," Ben explained. (finextra.com)
We spend probably 15% of our time building algorithms that make generalisations. (finextra.com)
We thought we could improve on crop monitoring by making it more time and cost efficient," Shen said. (sdepscor.org)
Engineers at MIT and National University of Ireland (NUI) have developed a 3D mapping algorithm that can create highly detailed indoor and outdoor 3D maps in real time. (crazyengineers.com)
The algorithm is capable of detecting when it's in the surroundings it's been before and begins creating 3D map almost in real time. (crazyengineers.com)
A confluence of factors has created a particularly difficult time for game developers, and not just mobile ones. (protocol.com)

Many Git commands accept both tag and branch names, so creating this branch may cause unexpected behavior. (github.com)
Are you sure you want to create this branch? (github.com)
[ 3 ] is a key component of the approach to airway management for any patient and is a key branch point on airway algorithms. (medscape.com)

The bill would only apply to companies that either make more than $50 million per year or have data for at least one million people or devices. (engadget.com)
My biggest fear is that, unless we tune our algorithms for self-actualization, it will be simply too convenient for people to follow the advice of an algorithm (or, too difficult to go beyond such advice), turning these algorithms into self-fulfilling prophecies, and users into zombies who exclusively consume easy-to-consume items. (campustechnology.com)
If we want to build an algorithm to predict which people will buy milkshakes, we would have a lot of data we could feed into it. (finextra.com)
The main benefits of link building has ensured to reach the targeted people and if you can do properly which will bring your website position in higher rate of sales your products as well as you can get the increase rate of traffic for your website. (writinghood.com)
Many of the people can think, link building is not an important role in the SEO due to the new updates in the Google algorithm will affect a website popularity. (writinghood.com)
For instance, an algorithm might conclude that Black people are less susceptible than white people to a certain illness based on data showing fewer Black people are tested for the illness than white people or are hospitalized with the illness less often. (uiowa.edu)
But what the algorithm wasn't told was that fewer Black people have access to health care, so even if they have the illness, they are less likely to see a doctor. (uiowa.edu)

TikTok users in Europe will be able to switch off the personalized algorithm behind its For You and Live feeds as the company makes changes to comply with the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA). (theverge.com)
TikTok is one of 19 companies beholden to the DSA's rules - alongside other services like YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter (which Elon Musk is currently rebranding to X ) - so it likely won't be the only platform to make similar changes in Europe. (theverge.com)

Transfer learning is a term used in machine learning to describe the capacity to use the training data from one model to create another model. (infoq.com)
The future is promising too, with algorithms playing a pivotal role in the development of machine learning and deep learning. (campustechnology.com)
Using machine learning, you can look at data from previous cross sells to see who has taken out loans or credit cards in the past, create models and combine that with data on existing product affinity across their user base. (finextra.com)
Machine learning algorithms play an ever-larger role in peoples' lives, from approving mortgages and credit cards to getting a job interview to what advertisements we see in our social media feeds. (uiowa.edu)
Machine learning algorithms are powering various occupational safety and health applications across several industry sectors. (cdc.gov)

Medical algorithms are created, yet there is a paucity of information about how such algorithms should be created and the optimal way to develop an excellent algorithm. (skintherapyletter.com)
For many real-world coin systems, such as those used in the US and many other countries, a greedy algorithm of picking the largest denomination of coin which is not greater than the remaining amount to be made will produce the optimal result. (wikipedia.org)

The algorithm finds one triangle in the sample graph. (oracle.com)

By looking at who previously purchased certain products, as well as their previous purchases, the Barclays Payments algorithm can predict which other customers are the most likely to be successful cross-sell opportunities - useful for marketing campaigns or planning new customer journeys. (finextra.com)

Before diving into the technical aspects, it is essential to define the objective of your algorithm and determine your preferred betting strategy. (previewhawaii.com)

another researcher is here at BlackHat briefing attendees on how he cracked the Social Security Administration's code for creating social security numbers and how governments and organizations must respond now that SSNs are not secure in their commonly used contexts as passwords and identifiers (includes podcast interview). (informationweek.com)
Though it's not the bombshell that was dropped by Moxie Marlinspike , another researcher is here at BlackHat briefing attendees on how he cracked the Social Security Administration's code for creating social security numbers and how governments and organizations must respond now that SSNs are not secure in their commonly used contexts as passwords and identifiers (includes podcast interview). (informationweek.com)
Functional outcome measures of DRF treatment and rehabilitation are most commonly made by range of motion (ROM), grip strength (Grip), and the Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand Questionnaire (DASH). (medscape.com)

You can make submissions to other journals here . (mdpi.com)

Please investigate the failure and submit a PR to fix build. (freebsd.org)

Those surveys are then submitted to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, which creates weekly crop progress reports that are categorized by state. (sdepscor.org)

The Research institute AI Now published new recommendations for the responsible implementation of algorithms in the public sphere on Wednesday. (inverse.com)

Using the previous solution for making r (without using coin). (wikipedia.org)

There are two ways in which you can create custom algorithms: you can either use the method editor, or manually edit the method source file. (east-tec.com)

The recipe is understandable if it makes sense. (skintherapyletter.com)
It's that synthesis that makes sense of the world's health data. (blogspot.com)
Does that algorithm makes sense? (lu.se)

begingroup$ @EthanHeilman - The problem is computing power is continually increasing and new processor types like GPU's create new functionality that basically trivializes some encryption cracking. (stackexchange.com)
[30] When algorithms are given power over a worker's job, and when the worker has no information or understanding of what data the algorithm is collecting, how the data are being used, and for what purpose, workers report feelings of powerlessness. (cdc.gov)

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