Exploring Cognitive Computing

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Define cognitive computing.

Cognitive computing is a technology approach that enables humans to collaborate with machines, similar to the human brain, to analyze and learn from all types of data and create solutions that change as more data is added and as the system learns.

What are the principles of a cognitive system?

The principles of a cognitive system are to learn and to model. A cognitive system learns by leveraging data to make inferences about a domain, topic, person, or issue based on training and observations from various types, volumes, and velocity of data. To learn, the system needs to create a model or representation of a domain and assumptions that dictate the learning algorithms used.

What fields have contributed to the development of cognitive computing?

Artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and computer science have contributed to the development of cognitive computing.

How does cognitive computing analyze and learn from data?

<p>Cognitive computing analyzes and learns from data by leveraging the data to make inferences and by creating models or representations of domains, using assumptions that dictate the learning algorithms used.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the goal of cognitive computing?

<p>The goal of cognitive computing is to enable machines to collaborate with humans, analyze all types of data, and create solutions that adapt and change as more data is added and as the system learns.</p> Signup and view all the answers