The Hidden Face of Artificial Intuition
A QCM (Quantitative Complexity Management) analysis of a data set produces what is known as a Complexity Map – anContinue Reading
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State of Health: Processing Telemetry Data with Artificial Intuition
“Telemetry is the in situ collection of measurements or other data at remote points and their automatic transmission to receivingContinue Reading
How Credible are FE Car Crash Simulation Models?
Car crash simulation is performed by means of explicit Finite Element models, containing many millions of elements. These models areContinue Reading
QCM/Artificial Intuition in Advanced Wildfire Planning
From the NASA Applied Sciences website (https://appliedsciences.nasa.gov/what-we-do/projects/saic-advanced-wildfire-planning-introduces-quantitative-complexity-management): “SAIC is pleased to partner with NASA on a wildfire applications project thatContinue Reading
The QCM, Degradation Index and Condition-Based Maintenance.
What is CBM (Condition-Based Maintenance)? From IBM’s site: “Condition-based maintenance (CBM) is a preventive maintenance strategy that relies on theContinue Reading
Integrating QCM/Artificial Intuition Technology
The best way to put QCM/Artificial Intuition to work is to OEM the technology. We provide our computational engine withContinue Reading
Industry 4.0, Nasty Problems, and Why AI Won’t Work.
What is Industry 4.0? To put it briefly, the idea is to collect a lot of data from the factoryContinue Reading
On-board 4-th Gen AI Anomaly Detection Device Now Available
The Onboard, real-time anomaly detection, 4-th generation AI device (CAHMS – Complexity And Health Monitoring System) has been been introduced recentlyContinue Reading
Artificial Intuition: 4-th Generation AI for Fast, Critical Decision-Making
There exist numerous high-complexity scenarios and contexts in which it is necessary to make fast, often critical and strategic decisions.Continue Reading
Onboard, Real-time Anomaly Detection via 4-th Generation AI
Modern products such as automobiles, aircraft, ships, military equipment, etc., function thanks to a multitude of software, hardware, and sensors/actuators.Continue Reading
