Clustering methods are in charge of grouping sets of data objects with the aim of finding relationships within the objects that compose the data. Such a process allows the data scientist to find similarities within the data, draw inferences, find…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been part of our imaginations and simmering in research labs since a group of computer scientists rallied around this topic at the Dartmouth Conference in 1956. They would give birth to the field of AI. In…
Recently my colleagues Javier Acedo and Marta Castellano posted about ExperienceLab, Neurokai’s platform for characterizing the emotional response of users, and its very last presentation in an art exhibition discussing technology-driven evolution of humans. As you might already know ExperienceLab…
Last month Max Tegmark from MIT published a paper on consciousness. The curious thing here is that Tegmark is a physicist and they don’t traditionally get mixed up in theories of consciousness. His paper though is very timely as it…
Last week I had the chance of training a student group on Computational Intelligence and Machine Learning for EEG data analysis at the Petronas Technology University in Malaysia. As usual, being in direct contact with the research offspring is a…
Today I would like to deal with the exploitation of EEG analysis once the Computational Intelligence / Machine Learning algorithm for that purpose has been designed. The crucial question to answer is how well the algorithm does when confronted to…