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What can you do with a private open source cloud?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kaushik Jan 20, 2011. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Since I started exploring Eucalyptus, I have been wondering to what use can a private cloud be put to, especially in an academic setting. 1)…Continue
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Text and Data Mining
This is a group for bringing together everyone interested in Text and Data mining, and anything that has broadly to do with handling unstructured data - Search, Natural Language Processing, Machine LearningSee More
Anoop Kunchukuttan posted a status"Stanford is offering 3 courses online this fall - Machine Learning, AI and databases.
http://www.db-class.com/…"
Anoop Kunchukuttan posted a blog postWatson - The Quiz Champion
You must have heard of IBM's Watson system. It is, of course, the computer that won the Jeopardy competition against the show's previous champions. Jeopardy is a popular quiz show in which the competitors are provided clues and have to give questions that satisfy these clues. For example, a clue like 'This computer beat the reigning world chess champion' would elicit a question 'Who is Deep Blue?'. As you can see, the questions given by the competitors are easy questions of the nature 'What…See More
Suprith Gangawar joined Anoop Kunchukuttan's groupText and Data Mining
This is a group for bringing together everyone interested in Text and Data mining, and anything that has broadly to do with handling unstructured data - Search, Natural Language Processing, Machine LearningSee More
Text and Data Mining
This is a group for bringing together everyone interested in Text and Data mining, and anything that has broadly to do with handling unstructured data - Search, Natural Language Processing, Machine LearningSee More
Anoop Kunchukuttan commented on Snehal kulkarni's blog post ANDROID PROJECT IDEA SUBMISSION: ATTENDANCE MANAGER"Can we see the attendance problem differently? We could have a receiver-transmitter model. Each student's mobile phone has an attendance transmitter app that sends out attendance information. The information is recorded by a receiving…"
Anoop Kunchukuttan commented on Akanksha Vedamani's blog post BUS-MAPS"To someone new to a route, there is an anxiety about whether I have missed my stop or not. Can you it possible for person travelling to see how far he is from his destination? I don't know if the location resolution provided by the Mobile…"
Text and Data Mining
This is a group for bringing together everyone interested in Text and Data mining, and anything that has broadly to do with handling unstructured data - Search, Natural Language Processing, Machine LearningSee More
Anoop Kunchukuttan might attend Kaushik's eventAndroid Idea Brainstorm at Wadia College, Pune
July 9, 2011 from 10am to 1pm
As a next step towards identifying and implementing interesting Android projects we will have an Android Idea Brainstorming session. In typical barcamp style we expect everyone to participate in the brainstorming process. This will involve all of us coming with Ideas and discussing the possibility and issues with implementing the idea. Expect some inputs from all of us on the possibilities around the ideas. You do not need a deep understanding of Android for this session instead just come with…See More
Text and Data Mining
This is a group for bringing together everyone interested in Text and Data mining, and anything that has broadly to do with handling unstructured data - Search, Natural Language Processing, Machine LearningSee More
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Watson - The Quiz Champion
Posted on August 31, 2011 at 7:51am 0 Comments 0 Likes
You must have heard of IBM's Watson system. It is, of course, the computer that won the Jeopardy competition against the show's previous champions. Jeopardy is a popular quiz show in which the competitors are provided clues and have to give questions that satisfy these clues. For example, a clue like 'This computer beat the reigning world chess champion' would elicit a question 'Who is Deep Blue?'. As you can see, the questions given by the competitors are easy questions of…
Continue What can you do with a private cloud?
Posted on February 12, 2011 at 3:00pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
Since I started exploring Eucalyptus, I have been wondering to what use can a private cloud be put to, especially in an academic setting:
- high performance computing is an obvious candidate for private cloud applications. Having clouds can help academic institutions build and maintain hoc systems.
- a Hadoop cluster or another hpc system can be set up on top of the cloud. This could help do data mining, bioinformatics
applications. A couple of examples:
-… Continue
Can Eucalyptus be the "Lucene" of cloud computing?
Posted on January 8, 2011 at 9:28pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Eucalyptus is an open source cloud platform which can be used to create private clouds. It came out of a research project at the Computer Science Department at the University of California, Santa Barbara. The good thing about it is that it has an open and modular architecture, which means it is perfect for…
Continue The Beauty of Language
Posted on December 21, 2010 at 3:00pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Language is so ambiguous, and hence so difficult to analyze. I came across an extreme example the other day, which is kind of representative of the ambiguity in dealing with language. The following sentence can have different meanings depending upon how it is spoken:
I didn't say he stole the money.
The change in meaning comes from variation in which word is given stress while speaking. Here are a few interpretations of the sentence,…
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