Digital Reasoning Readies Public Release of Model-Training Platform
To solve the old needle-in-a-haystack problem, Digital Reasoning is developing a tool dubbed Cognition to improve the training process for machine-learning models.
Cognition is a lightweight app that enables domain experts to create and iterate custom machine-learning models. The platform, which is installed on-premises and ingests a firm’s internal data, is industry agnostic and is currently being tested by companies in the healthcare, government and security industries, in addition to financial markets.
Cognition is currently in its eighth iteration and Brandon Carl, head of artificial intelligence (AI) research at Digital Reasoning, tells WatersTechno
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