Now for something off the track of my usual posts to the Cersys blog: Four takes on the topic of color perception through the prisms of cognitive science, perception, language, literature, and history. Meet our panelists: What color are the sash and bonnet in this painting? Wrong – io9.com Ancient Greek Color Vision | Serendip’s Exchange –…
Only the most perfect people don’t have an anecdote about mispronouncing a word which they’ve only read silently until then. Personally, I’ve learned lots about perennial gardens over the years, but I still hesitate to name many plants aloud. Clematis – should the emphasis be like tomato or Clamato? So, read the first article, and…
Here’s an interesting book review of “The Most Human Human” – leading off with the concept of the Turing Test. This Test is: can a computer convincingly simulate a human participation in a conversation? In particular I am curious about its exploration of ‘the way the compression of data can be used as a measure of…
The number of search solutions claiming to incorporate ‘concept identification’ is increasing. Are you having a hard time sorting through all the options to determine which solution is right for your law firm? Contact me to set up a free hour of consulting. “The new semantic search technology takes this science to the next level…