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It’s time to shelve unused data

Dataconomy

Data archiving is the systematic process of securely storing and preserving electronic data, including documents, images, videos, and other digital content, for long-term retention and easy retrieval. Lastly, data archiving allows organizations to preserve historical records and documents for future reference.

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MLCoPilot: Empowering Large Language Models with Human Intelligence for ML Problem Solving

Towards AI

When given a query like “classify brain tumor,” the vector database can search for documents or phrases that have similar meanings to the query. It achieves this by comparing the vector representation of the query with the vectors of the stored documents, which encompass past experiences and accumulated knowledge.

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How Reveal’s Logikcull used Amazon Comprehend to detect and redact PII from legal documents at scale

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Organizations can search for PII using methods such as keyword searches, pattern matching, data loss prevention tools, machine learning (ML), metadata analysis, data classification software, optical character recognition (OCR), document fingerprinting, and encryption.

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Use custom metadata created by Amazon Comprehend to intelligently process insurance claims using Amazon Kendra

AWS Machine Learning Blog

For instance, according to International Data Corporation (IDC), the world’s data volume is expected to increase tenfold by 2025, with unstructured data accounting for a significant portion. Insurance companies are burdened with increasing numbers of claims that they must process.

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Build well-architected IDP solutions with a custom lens – Part 6: Sustainability

AWS Machine Learning Blog

An intelligent document processing (IDP) project typically combines optical character recognition (OCR) and natural language processing (NLP) to automatically read and understand documents. Use the right technology to store data For IDP workflows, most of the data is likely to be documents.

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Ever wonder what makes machine learning effective?

Dataconomy

Here are some examples of where classification can be used in machine learning: Image recognition : Classification can be used to identify objects within images. The goal of unsupervised learning is to identify structures in the data, such as clusters, dimensions, or anomalies, without prior knowledge of the expected output.

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Five machine learning types to know

IBM Journey to AI blog

And retailers frequently leverage data from chatbots and virtual assistants, in concert with ML and natural language processing (NLP) technology, to automate users’ shopping experiences. Classification algorithms include logistic regression, k-nearest neighbors and support vector machines (SVMs), among others.