Object detection in video has become a matter of routine, however, expanding these models to detect an object of your choosing requires many thousands, if not tens of thousands, of training examples. Few shot learners seek to make this process cheaper and easier by learning to detect new objects with only a small handful of examples (i.e. 1-30).
Read moreQ: What are some simple ways people can get control of their data? A: Data for computer vision is available in every industry where there is the use of cameras or any other form of imaging equipment – be it...
Read moreIt’s no secret that Google is a data hoarder. It wants to know everything about you including your location to provide relevant experiences from driving directions to selling ads. To be less creepy and more transparent about the data it...
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As part of our goal to serve up more helpful content, we have created a Q&A interview series with our experts. The intention is to help answer some common and unique questions surrounding data pipelines, consulting, and today Node.js. In Read more…
It’s safe to say every company has data, but how we all handle it is different. There are so many ways to store, use, and see cool insights from it that can help grow your business. We at Mosaic Software Read more…
The way we live our lives, including how we shop and buy, has gone digital. Companies have to transform into fast-evolving data-driven businesses focused on providing superior experiences to capture consumers and partners in a crowded digital landscape—and keep them coming back.
Should we build in-house or buy a custom software solution to help grow our business? This is a question we hear a lot as a geospatial consulting company on engagement calls. Most growing companies face this question. Should you build Read more…
In blog post #2 of 3, Mosaic Software examines the strategic value of integrating weather data into GIS applications.
This is blog post #1 of a 3-part series focused on how technology c|an support GIS decision making using analytics and innovative design-thinking software development methodologies.
In post #3 of 3 Mosaic Software examines the application of GIS beyond maps by way of developing a recommender system to match up shipments and providers via profitability.