Sentence examples for machine learning claiming from inspiring English sources

The smart home security device uses infrasonic sound waves — sound below 20Hz, which is undetectable to the human ear — combined with machine learning, claiming to be able to monitor an entire home, including detecting intruders through closed doors and in rooms in the home other than the one where the Cocoon is situated.

However, stealthy or temporarily dormant nefarious activity is trickier and it's here where the startup's machine learning technology claims to come into its own.

By 'listening' to infrasonic sound waves — sound below 20Hz, which is undetectable to the human ear — combined with machine learning, the device claims to be able to monitor an entire home, including detecting intruders through closed doors and in rooms in the home other than the one where the Cocoon is situated.

Powered by machine learning, its tech claims to automatically surface poor or unusual experiences.

Today's illustration of this fact is a new paper from Stanford researchers, who have created a machine learning system that they claim can tell from a few pictures whether a person is gay or straight.

Machine learning can take two fundamental approaches.

Noteworthy, however, is that Fly Ventures itself is attempting to punch above its weight and scale by using what it claims is machine learning and AI to help generate deal flow, and in turn discover burgeoning tech startups, often before they've even begun fundraising.

These machine learning methods are recently proposed, claimed to facilitate large scale data sets, and their packages are online freely available [ 7].

In machine learning and bioinformatics literature, claims of superiority of one method over another are often based on the outcome of suitable statistical tests.

The company, which recently became an FCA authorised mortgage lender, claims to use machine learning to accurately forecast future house prices and the areas of London that will see the highest growth in the next few years.

Instead I'd like to refute the claim that "machine learning is fair by default".