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January 15, 2020
The Swiss Data Custodian | Part 1: a necessary concept in the field of data privacy
The Swiss Data Custodian | Part 1: a necessary concept in the field of data privacy
It is vital to design services and analytics that enable individual privacy protection and self-determination over their data, in such a way that enhances data synergy and empower weaker parties to access and consume data in a fair and responsible way.
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November 7, 2019
Improving species biodiversity analyses and citizen science feedback through machine learning
Improving species biodiversity analyses and citizen science feedback through machine learning
The WSL and the SDSC are actively working towards the development and the study of the benefits of machine learning approaches for facilitating biodiversity assessments.
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September 27, 2019
"Climate is what you expect, weather is what you get"
"Climate is what you expect, weather is what you get"
While we know for certain that global temperature is rising, other questions still remain surrounded by uncertainty. How strongly will the Earth’s temperature respond to increasing CO2 levels? What changes will happen on regional scales and how strong will they be?
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May 2, 2019
ACE-DATA | Antarctic circumnavigation expedition – delivering added value to Antarctica
ACE-DATA | Antarctic circumnavigation expedition – delivering added value to Antarctica
Understanding the complexity of the Earth systems and our climate is important to be able to make predictions about how they may change in the future. To do this, scientists use models which describe the relevant processes.
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April 9, 2019
The "Deep Dive" of natural language processing | Part 2
The "Deep Dive" of natural language processing | Part 2
Deep learning – the area of machine learning generating its models from deep neural networks – has revolutionized the way we think of machine learning problems.While its disruptive force initially hit the field of computer vision with the massive adoption.
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March 29, 2019
The "Deep Dive" of natural language processing | Part 1
The "Deep Dive" of natural language processing | Part 1
Natural language processing, i.e. the automated processing of human language with computers, is certainly not a new discipline. Some date it back to 1950, with Alan Turing’s famous test which a machine would pass by holding a convincingly “human” conversation.
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