While still in its infancy, and not completely accurate, according to some experts, pattern-recognition software could nevertheless prove effective at finding links between disparate sets of information and data streams, such as phone usage and bank transactions. This software is trained on a large number of sample documents to pick out items such as names, phone numbers and places from generic text. This means it can spot names or ... Read full entry
The new “Big Brother”: pattern-recognition software
Posted by John Lampard on Wednesday, 27 August, 2008 to the technology subset
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6 Intelligence Myths Exposed
Posted by John Lampard on Thursday, 24 April, 2008 to the comment subset
6 Intelligence Myths Exposed Does playing computer games enhance hand-eye coordination? Will solving a cross word puzzle daily improve cognitive abilities? Does listening to music boost brain power? Maybe not. In a recent study at Oregon Health and Science University, subjects exposed to a binaural pulse in the 3- to 8-Hz theta band (which is linked to working memory) showed no change in brain wave activity as measured by EEG. ... Read full entry
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