Monthly Archives: September 2020

COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE

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COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE

CoGN1Cognitive Neuroscience the study of human brain

By: Vineeta Tawney

  • Cognitive neuroscience is the branch of studies which deals with the various ways how a human brain enables the human mind.
  • The brain science explores the different ways how individual neurons functions and operate and it communicates to form a way more complex neuronal architectures which comprise the brain of a human.
  • Cognitive science makes uses of the experimental methods of cognitive psychology as well as artificial intelligence for creating and testing the models of a higher-level cognition like the thoughts and the languages.
  • Cognitive neuroscience generally bridges the space between these two domains. It also maps the higher-level cognitive functioning to known brain architectures as well as the known modes of the neuronal processing.

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Product strategy – Designing a Framework

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Compiled By: Vineeta Tawney

Product strategy is the set of choices a company makes to achieve business objectives. Choices such as which products to develop, which market segments to focus on, how to differentiate, how to price, how to position, how to message, and so on. A business needs to follow the following steps if it wants to deliver impact on its product strategy:

  • Understand and outline its core business values and objectives

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Machine Learning on AWS – How does it work?

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Compiled By: Vineeta Tawney

AWS Machine Learning is among the fastest-growing technologies today and being backed with ML skills is considered one of the most sought after attributes in today’s job market.

What is Machine Learning?

Machine Learning is the study of various algorithms and models that a computer system use to execute certain tasks without any explicit instructions.

Machine Learning Methods:

  • Supervised ML Algorithm
    In the Supervised Method, input and output variable is given. It learns from the input and output data to produce the desired output.
  • Unsupervised ML Algorithm
    In the Unsupervised Method, only input data is given. It uses only input data to learn and produce the output.

What is AWS SageMaker?

What is Machine Learning on AWS and How it Works?

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GRC

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Guide-to-Governance-Risk-Management-and-ComplianceGovernance, risk and compliance
Compiled by: Vineeta Tawney
Governance, risk and compliance (GRC) refers to a strategy for managing an organization’s overall governance, enterprise risk management and compliance with regulations. Think of GRC as a structured approach to aligning IT with business objectives, while effectively managing risk and meeting compliance requirements.

The span of a Governance, Risk and Compliance process includes three elements

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CBRS

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CRBS-Band-48-Gateway-Device-Image-2Citizens Broadband Radio Systems
Compiled By: Vineeta Tawney
CBRS stands for Citizens Broadband Radio Systems. Here are some important facts about CBRS: It is a “Band” not a technology (band 48). Any technology (e.g., LTE, 5G, or even non-3GPP technologies, in theory) can be used within this band as long as it adheres to the sharing stipulations.

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Photonics!!!

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PhotonicsPhotonics is the science of light. It is the technology of generating, controlling, and detecting light waves and photons, which are particles of light. The characteristics of the waves and photons can be used to explore the universe, cure diseases, and even to solve crimes. Scientists have been studying light for hundreds of years. The colors of the rainbow are only a small part of the entire light wave range, called the electromagnetic spectrum. Photonics explores a wider variety of wavelengths, from gamma rays to radio, including X-rays, UV and infrared light. Continue reading →

V for Voltage

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Compiled by: Vineeta Tawney

voltagevoltage is the measure of work required to move a unit charge from one location to another, against the force which tries to keep electric charges balanced. In the context of electrical power sources, voltage is the amount of potential energy available (work to be done) per unit charge, to move charges through a conductor. Continue reading →

Green IOT to improve the environment

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  • Compiled by: Vineeta Tawney
  • CNESystems
  1. GreenIOTWhat is Green IOT?Following four complementary paths along to comprehensively and effectively address the environmental effects of computing should be addressed for green computing road while using IoT:
  2. Green Use: Reducing the energy consumption of computers and other information systems as well as using them in an environmentally sound manner.
  3. Green Disposal: Refurbishing and reusing old computers and recycling unwanted computers and other electronic equipment.
  4. Green Design: Designing energy efficient and environmentally sound components, computers, and servers and cooling equipment’s.
  5. Green Manufacturing: Manufacturing electronic components, computers and other associated sub systems with minimal impact or no impact on the environment. Continue reading →

A full agile software cycle

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Below are the stages in the Agile Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) to help you find out if this process will work according to your team’s needs.

1) Strategy Meeting
A new Agile project starts by defining a clear goal or business need that your project wants to address. Why are you doing what you’re planning to accomplish? Look at the big picture–this serves as the core belief you’ll keep referring back to throughout the development process. Continue reading →