Sentences with phrase «data in the blink»
The writing is on the wall, because machine learning can analyze reams of data in the blink of an eye.
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Still, Watson's an unbelievable machine, capable of parsing unthinkable amounts of data in the blink of an eye.
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As the computer began processing the data, the lights in the room were turned off so that the audience would be awed by the blinking Ping - Pong balls, a spectacle that became a staple of movies and TV shows.
A team studying data from a recent sky survey has spotted a huge burst of radio waves that came and went in the blink of an eye and has not returned since.
And five instrument stations in a nearby estuary that transmitted real - time weather and environmental data blinked offline this past Saturday night as Hurricane Harvey roared ashore.
And forget about privacy of your personal contact information Forget about that because you will be submitted to the largest data base in the world without a blink of an eye.
Watching the blink comparator there was an obvious «kink» in the adjusted data circa 1964.
There seems to be a pair of «anchor points» in the GISS blink comparator data, one about 1895 and another at 1965.
This is the second version of the same US - temperature data, shown in the blinking figures.
Rather than avoid the shenanigans exposed in the charts and blink gifs I linked, you simply avoided facing the corruption of the temperature record — which absolutely supports Anthony's statement that «Instrumental temperature data for the pre-satellite era (1850 - 1980) have been so widely, systematically, and uni-directionally tampered with that it can not be credibly asserted there has been any significant «global warming» in the 20th century.»
I am a believer in the «Blink» concept — that we make a decision in the first few seconds, and then spend hours to gather data to back it up.
«It involves taking a narrow slice of data, just what you can capture in the blink of an eye, and letting your intuition do the work for you,» Gladwell writes.