A post about "Natural Language Processing" in the area of AI Artifical Intelligence. Who wrote a certain Text? The blooger or someone else?
Published by Jürgen Kanz - 21/11/2019
Welcome to the Homepage & Blog of Jürgen Kanz
I hope you will find some interesting information on my website. Please let me know your opinion about some topics or areas of improvement that you have identified.
My personal objectives:
- To gain a better understanding of the world as it is.
- To become an intelligent citizen of the world.
- To develop a clear thinking.
- Understand data and use it.
- To decide, to develop strategies and to find solutions to problems in a better way as in the past.
- Assist other people in overcoming their problems.
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Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Thinking Humans
Book Review: "Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Thinking Humans" by Melanie Mitchell
Published by Jürgen Kanz - 15/11/2019
Commonalities and differences in the work of Mewes and Goldratt
In this article, I will show some commonalities and differences between the system oriented approaches by Mewes (Minimum Factor-Focused Strategy) and Goldratt his TOC - Theory of Constraints.
Published by Jürgen Kanz - 17/10/2019
How to become a "common sense practitioner"?
Jürgen Kanz answers the two questions:
1. What is common sense?
2. Is it sufficient to apply cause-and-effect logic to become a good “common sense practitioner”?
1. What is common sense?
2. Is it sufficient to apply cause-and-effect logic to become a good “common sense practitioner”?
Published by Jürgen Kanz - 18/8/2019
Excursion: Engines of Disharmony - an analysis
Mathematica provides a relatively new interesting feature called "FindTextualAnswer". This feature answers questions by quoting the most appropriate excerpts of a text that is presumed to contain the relevant information. Let us give it a trial on Eli Goldratt's text "Engines of Disharmony".
Published by Jürgen Kanz - 13/7/2019
Why this website and blog?
Active Systemic Thinking fascinates me.
Systemic thinking is the ability to see connections and interrelationships across disciplines, functions, organizations, people, trends, and cultures in ways that lead to insightful analysis and innovative, sustainable solutions.
This approach does help me to get a better understanding of the world as it is.
My intention is to share some of my insights, the tools and other aspects with interested readers via my website and blog.
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