"When we decomposed the game, there were over 150 agents working on different problems," Maluuba program manager Rahul Mehrotra told TechCrunch.
In our EnFiLo2 project we were confronted with the situation that several analysts were working on different problems in the domains of energy, finance, and logistics, applying algorithms developed by themselves to complex optimization and simulation problems, each of them using their preferred programming and runtime environment.
"It's a multitude of groups that can change and will work on different problems and issues," she said.
The company has hired many of the best speech recognition researchers in the world and now has teams working on different aspects of the problem in New York, London and its headquarters in Mountain View, Calif.
Planck's new timing "effectively solves the conflict," commented Prof Richard McMahon from Cambridge University, UK. "We had two groups of astronomers who were basically working on different sides of the problem.
Different elements of the church are working on different aspects of the problem, including identifying and attending to trafficking victims, prevention in the source communities, collaboration with authorities to hold perpetrators accountable, advocacy with governments and multilateral institutions, research on human trafficking and building partnerships with entities outside the church.
"We are working on different options right now to try to alleviate the cash problem.
Hinderstein says the U.S. national laboratories have been working on solving this technical problem but adds that they are working on different tracks from each other.
Intel Capital, the investment arm of the processor giant, is today announcing its latest tranche of investments, a total of nearly $60 million going in to 15 startups that are working on solving different problems in the bigger area of big data (with a full rundown below).
As I always tell students, it often happens that when looking for a lab project one ends up working on a different problem than the one their project was initially about.
Then he heard about a team at the University of Sydney, in Australia, led by Brian Hawkett, which was working on a different problem in ferrofluidics in collaboration with Sirtex, an American biotechnology firm.Dr Hawkett and his collaborators had developed exactly the kind of liquid Dr King needed one that was both ionic and reactive to magnetic fields.
