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“I know what you bought at Chipotle”
... into individual item costs, creating an overview of how many people are buying a specific item or service. Article Author ... At first, it seemed like the algorithm wasn’t working right. Michael Fleder, an MIT researcher and recent alumnus ...
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Using Vibe boards
... , or as a digital whiteboard to collaborate with people remotely. You don't need to create any accounts, or install any apps to use them, but the Vibe ...
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Dealing with the limitations of our noisy world
... reality is that we live in a noisy world, and we can’t always get exactly the data that we want. How do we learn from data but at ... with them?” Broadly, her focus is on helping people understand the confines of the statistical tools available to them and, ...
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Recommendation Theory
... and Computer Science. “It makes sense in terms of how people make decisions, exhibit preferences, or take actions. So let’s go and ... movie, you can easily show that I’ll like it, but it won’t improve the recommendations for other people.” That trade-off, Sanghavi ...
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Celebrating the impact of IDSS
... “I'm very proud of what we've done and of all the people who have contributed to this. The leadership team has been phenomenal in ... their creativity,” Dahleh says. “I always say it doesn't take one person, it takes the village to do what we have done, and I am very ...
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Sending clearer signals
... science at MIT, who recently earned tenure. “I don’t remember exactly how we did it, but it took us a whole day. You got a sense ... and the Statistics and Data Science Center. Today, people carry around a smartphone and maybe a couple smart devices. Whenever you ...
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How AI with MIT Roots Guided Greece’s Covid Testing at the Height of Tourist Season
... he adds, we do have a powerful tool now that they didn’t have then––the technology to collect and analyze large amounts of data. ... the country: say, a 23-year-old male from Barcelona or 200 people from Brindisi in southern Italy. EVA recommended to border control ...
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Two sciences tie the knot
... “How, for example, do you design rewards and costs so that people behave the way you desire?” These issues will be familiar to any ... strategized for these patterns to arise. “You can’t just be a plain economist in this environment, because we’re talking about ...
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Popular new major blends technical skills and human-centered applications
... MIT News Annie Snyder wasn’t sure what she wanted to major in when she arrived on campus. She drifted ... more passionate about understanding how technology affects people’s everyday lives. Snyder, now a junior, found a compelling mix of ...
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3Q: LIDS Affiliate Member Hamsa Balakrishnan on reimagining the future of transportation
... changing nearly every system around us — including the way people and things move. Let us consider driverless cars or drones: at MIT, we ... if I want to go to New York, I need to know that it isn’t a good day to fly and that the train is a better option. Or on a certain day, ...