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What is Ensemble Modeling? Ensemble Modeling is a technique used to improve the results of Machine Learning projects. This Ensemble Modeling technique allows to obtain a better predictive performance compared to the models from which it is made up, thanks to

Machine Learning is a subset of artificial intelligence (AI) that deals with creating systems that learn or improve performance based on the data they use: it has unprecedented computational capacity, but on its own it cannot be perfect. It always requires

We live in a world of increasingly smart and interconnected devices. From power grids to industrial control systems and vehicle fleets, IIoT devices are proliferating. Recent estimates project that there will be well over 24 billion IoT devices within the

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, isn’t actually a new concept. In fact, it’s been around since the 1950s. The problem back then was that computers lacked the ability to store commands, so they could be told what to do but couldn’t

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), are huge contributors in these advances and have revolutionized the way that software operates and functions for the manufacturing industry. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning have drastically enhanced ERP software in the following

According to Gartner, 85% of Machine Learning (ML) projects fail. Worse yet, the research company predicts that this trend will continue through 2022. Does this point to some weakness in ML itself? No, it points to weaknesses in the way

Sensor data plays a vital role in ensuring operational safety and efficiency in industrial operations. Sensors are deployed widely in industrial settings to measure parameters such as temperature, pressure,  flow, vibration and others. The data that flows from these sensors

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) wizardry are often portrayed by the media, however there are some critical road blocks and a way to manage them in the power generation sector. Is AI good or bad? Road block 1: Low

Manufacturers today face a highly competitive environment with rising costs of materials and resources. The nominal price of steel, for example, has increased by 167% since the turn of the century while energy costs have climbed more than 2.5 times their prices in