Neither of those common thoughts are necessarily true. They are general rules of thumb, but it is exceedingly easy to find a plethora of counterexamples. Let’s talk about two easy ones to consider: More
Neural Networks have had a good run since their inception in 1943. No, that’s not a typo; the basic level of a neural network, the perceptron, was introduced in 1943 before we had punch-card computers.
One of the difficulties of learning statistics is that one quickly realizes “accuracy” is a metric that gives much less utility than has been taught. Let’s give an example. Consider a scenario where we’re trying
Why we care Let’s start with the simple question: What is a genetic algorithm? Simply put, a genetic algorithm uses heuristics inspired by biology to find an optimal or near-optimal solution to a problem that
Predicted massive congestion leading into the holiday season, CDL 1000 creates solutions to the growing demand of capacity at the LA port. There has been a supply-chain crisis off the coast of Southern California for
Generally, there are six main warehouse procedures – collecting, placing, storing, selecting, packing, and sending. Improving the above six processes will enable the warehouse to run more smoothly, making it more simplified, organized, and efficient. To fully
