We host more than 4000 algorithms for over 50k developers. Here is a list of best practices we've identified for designing advanced algorithms. We hope this can help you and your team.

We've all read about machine learning in the headlines, but many iOS and Android developers haven't made the leap to integrating machine learning intelligence into their applications. This is partly due to the time commitment needed to learn enough statistics to understand the math behind the...

Just like a music producer creates a beat, then combines it with instrumentals and a baseline to form something catchy that lyrics can be applied to... developers need a way to compose algorithms together in a clean and elegant way.

Whether you’re creating a sentiment analysis pipeline for your...

The new Open Images dataset gives us everything we need to train computer vision models, and just happens to be perfect for a demo! Tensorflow's Object Detection API and its ability to handle large volumes of data make it a perfect choice, so let's jump right in...

We often get asked about if we're planning on adding any non-English NLP algorithms. As much as we would love to train NLP models on other languages, there aren't many usable training datasets in these languages. And, due to the linguistic structure of these languages, training with pre-existing...

We are happy to share a new set of algorithms from our partner data.world.  If you aren’t familiar with data.world, they have an amazing marketplace of datasets available covering the wide spectrum of what’s available.  I can’t think of a better pairing for the data.world datasets than with the...

Chatbots offer a useful way to leverage the power of AI, and are now accessible for any size of application. The back-and-forth written nature of chatting is conducive to utilizing existing chatbot frameworks and AI models to automate interactions which would have required a whole team of agents...

This is easy to understand, right?

How about this? A bit harder?

Are you able to decipher this one at all?

courtesy of Faris Algosaibi

The first example can be easily recognized by most character recognition algorithms. However, as your text gets progressively more complex, this seemingly simple...