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How Artificial Intelligence Might be Worsening the Reproducibility Crisis in Science and Technology | by LucianoSphere (Luciano Abriata, PhD) | Jan, 2024

[ad_1] Discussion backed up by some concrete examples, sketching broad guidelines on how to develop better AI systems Photo by National Cancer Institute on UnsplashArtificial Intelligence has become an integral tool in scientific research, but concerns are growing that the misuse of these powerful tools is leading to a reproducibility crisis in science and its…

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Python “Tuple+”: Named Tuples. Tuples are a powerful Python type — but… | by Marcin Kozak | Jan, 2024

[ad_1] PYTHON PROGRAMMING Tuples are a powerful Python type — but named tuples even more so! Named tuples join the strengths of names and tuples. Photo by Ainur Iman on UnsplashThe three most popular Python data types are the list, the dictionary, and the tuple. Lists and dictionaries are mutable, meaning that their elements can…

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Geospatial Indexing Explained: A Comparison of Geohash, S2, and H3 | by Ben Feifke | Jan, 2024

[ad_1] Geospatial indexing, or Geocoding, is the process of indexing latitude-longitude pairs to small subdivisions of geographical space, and it is a technique that we data scientists often find ourselves using when faced with geospatial data. Though the first popular geospatial indexing technique “Geohash” was invented as recently as 2008, indexing latitude-longitude pairs to manageable…

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AI in Logistics: Optimizing Container Fill Rate with Computer Vision | by Jonathan Law | Dec, 2023

[ad_1] Leveraging AI for smarter logistics and data-driven perspective on container utilization, maximizing efficiency and ROI Photo by Elevate on UnsplashOne of the most glaring inefficiencies in logistics is the problem of empty space. Shipping containers, the lifeblood of global trade, often sail partially filled, wasting precious space and resources. This inefficiency translates to an…

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How I Won Singapore’s GPT-4 Prompt Engineering Competition | by Sheila Teo | Dec, 2023

[ad_1] A deep dive into the strategies I learned for harnessing the power of Large Language Models Celebrating a milestone — The real win was the priceless learning experience!Last month, I had the incredible honor of winning Singapore’s first ever GPT-4 Prompt Engineering competition, which brought together over 400 prompt-ly brilliant participants, organised by the…

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