The goals attained so far (software, algorithms), and future projections
In this post, we want to outline the goals we have attained so far, and to project ourselves into the future. Software We have developed an open source cybersecurity software …
Predicting decision tree branches and decision table rows using Artificial Intelligence modeling, with possible business applications (banking, industry, agriculture)
Decision trees, and decision tables are a great way to model a great number of phenomena. Decision trees and decision tables have found wide applications not only in software testing, …
Neural networks : More insight from fuzzy logic models (edited)
Artificial Neural Networks, and biological neural networks that these models are based on had remained somewhat of a mystery for a short time. These networks are becoming less and less …
Using text networks to fight viruses, and the potential value of information control and disinformation (informational noise)
Text networks, or text graphs, are weighted graphs, with word vertices connected by edges. The edge weights show us the distance between a given set of words. The more some …
ID3, C4.5, C5.0 decision tree generating algorithms in a fight against biological and other viruses
A number of algorithms exist not only for predicting the possible decision tree branches based on the previous history and the state of a system (Artificial Neural Networks, Bayes networks …
Fintech : Even facts can damage (algorithms) and there is no such thing as reason
The title of this post (Even facts can damage (algorithms) and there is no such thing as reason) seems to be very provocative. Let us elaborate more on this notion. …
Applying computation to fight biological viruses
It is highly practical to use computation to fight outbreaks of biological viruses such as the SARS CoV-2. At times like these, there isn’t too much room for speculation – …
More lessons learned from cognitive computing : Algorithms are fixed, we are not completely moldable
Cognitive computing implies that there are two main directing parts of cognition : One that is fixed and one that is not. The fixed part are the algorithms. These algorithms …
Interpreting neuromorphic and cognitive computing (modified)
What lessons can we grasp from neuromorphic and cognitive computing? This question is complicated. Neuromorphic and cognitive computing both teach us a set of specific principles about the way the …
Fintech: From bubbles to sustained growth
Fintech is a highly promising industry. It allows for more efficient and more automatized management, asset allocation, accounting, risk estimation, predictive analytics and other processes that are essential to company …