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AI BASED SCRUM

Last post 03:13 pm October 2, 2020 by ZOHAD imran
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03:53 pm September 13, 2020

The classical define is that it is the field of algorithms that infer the problem they compute from test text . An examples of this is the " Theo of the Learning " journal which is arguably the seminal computer learning paper . In this frame it is meant to be program Science ' s answering to Buddhism.

This it is maybe very narrow here , as the order of inferencing a product from examples makes the most work with Classification or regression methods and making less use with bunch or other questions .

Historically , computer learning was something of a revolution within artificial intelligence study . AI centered heavy on logic rather than mathematics or measures , and prefer he {} and searches to formal programming . It was thus a pretty open access study field in which it is rather harder to judge work . The celebrity of computer learning in a university was usually due to the lack of progress and rising s {} {} some had of AI Research in the late 80s . Machine learning is , in fact , an extremely well documented area focus on concrete algorithm {} and mathematical issues . Focus focusing on better definition problem with concrete estimates of success maybe aided scientists insulate themselves from the discouragement  with AI research ( and loss of funds ) .

 


06:45 am September 15, 2020

Scrum is actually suitable for many complexities field


12:02 pm October 2, 2020

thank you for initiating me in your prestigious forum. it is a satisfaction for me to be along with you and i won be able to satisfy myself with diverse knowledge about the subjects that are raised in this forum.


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