Video description
Captricity has deployed a machine learning pipeline that can read handwriting at human-level accuracy. Ramesh Sridharan discusses the big ideas the company learned building and deploying this system, using data to identify specific problems to solve using AI and to evaluate and validate the algorithm itself and the overall system once deployed.
Product information
- Title: How Captricity built a human-level handwriting recognition engine using data-driven AI
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- Release date: July 2019
- Publisher(s): O'Reilly Media, Inc.
- ISBN: 0636920423546
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