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You have to assess the risk and intelligently predict what it will be.

Earlier this year, Jesse Vollmar, CEO and co-founder explained to TechCrunch the company's focus is building out its product to intelligently predict and optimize crop rotations as well as automate activity data collection.

Earlier this year, Jesse Vollmar, CEO and co-founder explained the company's focus is building out its product to intelligently predict and optimize crop rotations as well as automate activity data collection.

Jesse Vollmar, CEO and co-founder of FarmLogs, explained to me that the company is building out its product to intelligently predict and optimize crop rotations as well as automate activity data collection.

Meanwhile, the incorporation of general vector machine (GVM, a type of neural network) to intelligently predict the relationship between simulation parameters and computation resources is presented, which could further provide more information for system monitoring and scheduling.

The Galaxy 5 features Swype, the ultra-fast text-input service: simply draw your finger in a continuous motion over the letters on the screen to quickly form a word, Swype then intelligently predicts the word that you're spelling, providing a fast and easy way to write messages.

To reduce the failure effect of workflow tasks on the Cloud resources during execution, task failures can be intelligently predicted by proactively analyzing the data of multiple scientific workflows using the state of the art of machine learning approaches for failure prediction.

Appropriate growth conditions should be determined by intelligently predicting changes in growth stage from these data and assessing the results of those predictions on the controlled growth system.

It will take a couple of decades to arrive at a point when bridge operators can use it intelligently, he predicts.

Numbrs bills itself as a mobile banking app to rule them all, offering a financial dashboard similar to something like Intuit-owned Mint.com, which enables a user to intelligently track and predict their spending, but with the added functionality of being able to actually make transactions and pay bills from within the app, too.

The startup uses large amounts of data, all the way down to the weather near a store, to try to predict how busy it will be and how to intelligently staff that store and prepare for the foot traffic.