Montreal, Canada — Today, Paladin AI Inc. and TXT e-solutions announce they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate on the development of an adaptive learning solution for extended reality (XR) training. TXT, along with its subsidiary PACE, is a leader in developing XR training solutions. Their flagship product…
For a long time now we’ve heard the refrain that the most successful people rise before dawn and achieve more in their first three hours than the rest of us do all day. Or something to that effect.
Various self-help books will claim that fixing your morning will lead to…
This post is an adaptation of a talk I gave the Global Airline Training & Simulation virtual conference (Global ATS-V). I provided some background and history of the field of artificial intelligence, followed by examples of how AI is currently being applied to aviation in exciting ways.
From the outside, data science can appear to be a huge and nebulous discipline. Today’s data science experts did not attend university to get data science degrees (although many universities now offer these programs).
The first generation of professional data scientists are drawn from the disciplines of mathematics, statistics, computer…
Amazon SageMaker is a powerful, cloud-hosted Jupyter Notebook service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). It’s used to create, train, and deploy machine learning models, but it’s also great for doing exploratory data analysis and prototyping.
While it may not be quite as beginner-friendly as some alternatives, such as Google…
Whether you’re starting on a fresh project, or running on a remote machine, you don’t want to waste time chasing down dependencies and installing software libraries.
This tutorial will provide one of the fastest ways to get set up from a blank slate.
I have tested this approach by completing…
Launched aboard a ULA Delta II heavy lift rocket in 2009, the Kepler space telescope began its mission of searching for other planets within our Milky Way galaxy. Its telescope was trained on a small patch of sky where it continuously monitored the brightness of 156,000 stars. …
Bugs are an unavoidable reality when writing software. In the age of vacuum-tube transistors and electromechanical computers, the earliest software bug was a literal insect (a moth) that crawled into the machine and got trapped in a relay. The original account was given by computing pioneer Grace Hopper, though she…
The Covid-19 pandemic struck a major blow to travel markets, hurting airlines in particular, but air travel is expected to recover by 2023. If anything, the pandemic has accelerated certain trends, such as the development of cleaner, more efficient aircraft.
Other, larger trends are at play. The convergence of several…
In machine learning, when faced with a mountain of unlabeled data, a data scientist’s first impulse is to try clustering the data. Clusters give us a way of describing data, finding commonalities between data points, and catching outliers.
But without any prior knowledge, how do we know how many clusters…
