Cognitive Computing: An Antidote to the Data-Intensive Age

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Cognitive Computing: An Antidote to the Data-Intensive Age

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How artificial intelligence can help analyze big data.

Jun 5, 2017

Cognitive science lets business professionals hand over urgent decisions to machines so that humans can focus on strategic goals. In this white paper, sponsored by Cognizant, you will learn:

  • Three types of cognitive computing techniques, including data mining, pattern recognition, and natural language processing.
  • What types of analytics, including artificial intelligence, work to solve different data problems, including:
    • Simple data with infrequent change
    • Complex data with infrequent change
    • Complex, dynamic data updated in real time

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