Web Technologies
Overview of web technologies used in all IT technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Digital Transformation (DX), Machine Learning (ML), etc.
Scientific Thinking (3) Confirmation Bypass and Quadrant Tables
Verification of scientific reasoning hypotheses by quadrant tables and rebuttals, explanation of confirmation bypass using the four-card problem as an example, and application of the quadrant method to verification experiments.
Protected: Explainable artificial intelligence (2) Interpretable models (logistic regression model)
Explain machine learning and logistic regression for digital transformation (DX), artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) applications.
Protected: Explainable machine learning (1) Interpretable models (linear regression model)
Linear Regression Model as Explainable Machine Learning for Digital Transformation (DX), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)
Similarity in global matching (2) Similarity of Mereological Graph Patterns
Natural Language Similarity for Digital Transformation (DX), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Machine Learning (ML) Applications. Similarity evaluation of ontologies by relational pattern matching.
Similarity in global matching (1) Overview
Similarity of natural language for the use of digital transformation (DX), artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML), and similarity of ontology as matching of graph patterns.
Basic Similarity(5) Data Expansion Techniques
Natural Language Similarity for Digital Transformation (DX), Artificial Intelligence (ML), Machine Learning (ML). Similarity for ontology matching using an extended data approach.
Basic Similarity (4) Internal structure-based approach
Similarity estimation of natural language for digital transformation (DX), artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) applications based on data types and domain elements.
Angel Balls and The Red Ballot
Angell Ball:A fictional baseball novel set in the Hiroshima Toyo Carp.
Scientific Thinking (2)Inference patterns for hypothesis testing
Reasoning methods for hypothesis testing, deduction and four non-deductive reasoning methods (induction, projection, analogy, abduction) and the role and use of each reasoning method