If you’ve ever played video games on your smartphone, you know how easy it is to get bored and switch to a new one. This is bad news for the video game industry, so researchers developed an algorithm that can predict when a user will get bored with a mobile game and leave it. The … More New Algorithm Knows When a User Will Get Bored With a Mobile Game

There’s a new algorithm in town – this one is quantum machine learning one and it can handle infinite dimensions. If you’re wondering what that even means, it is that this algorithm can work with continuous variables instead of the commonly used discrete variables. To understand why this is a huge step forward, we need … More New Quantum Machine Learning Algorithm Handles Infinite Dimensions

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can be a difficult condition to deal with. It can affect person’s social and communication skills, behavior and emotional state. The good news is that the sooner the treatment begins, the better are the outcomes. Now, a team of researchers from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, has developed a … More Algorithm Predicts Autism In Infants With 81 Percent Accuracy

Brown University researchers have developed an algorithm that helps robots get better at fetching objects. The new algorithm enables robots to actually ask questions when they’re confused, which makes them more intelligent and better at understanding and helping people. The new research comes from Brown’s Humans to Robots Lab, and is led by computer science … More Algorithm Helps Robots Get Better at Fetching Objects

How do you improve an automated planner such as a planning algorithm? By adding human intuition into the mix, of course – that is according to researchers from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Planning algorithms are amazing – they can do anything from scheduling flights to coordinating tasks for teams of autonomous satellites. … More Human Intuition Added to Planning Algorithms