11th IP Unit-4 Emerging Trends
11th IP Unit-4 Emerging Trends
SUBJECT-INFORMATICS PRACTICES
UNIT : 4
Emerging Trends
Clustering is the most common unsupervised learning technique. It is used for exploratory
data analysis to find hidden patterns or groupings in data. Applications for cluster analysis
include gene sequence analysis, market research, and object recognition.
Classification techniques predict discrete responses—for example, whethera n email is
genuine or spam, or whether a tumor is cancerous or benign.
Regression techniques predict continuous responses—for example, changes in temperature
or fluctuations in power demand.
Unit-4 (Emerging Trends)
Emerging Trends
Components of NLP
There are the following two components of NLP -
1. Natural Language Understanding (NLU)
2. Natural Language Generation (NLG)
Advantages of NLP
• NLP helps to get a direct response within
seconds.
• NLP offers exact answers to the question
• NLP helps to communicate with humans in their
languages.
• It is very time efficient.
• To improve the efficiency of documentation
processes, accuracy of documentation, and
identify the information from large databases
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Emerging Trends
Applications of NLP
• Question Answering
• Spam Detection
• Sentiment Analysis
• Machine Translation
• Spelling correction
• Speech Recognition
• Chatbot
• Information extraction
Applications of AR
• Most popular applications of AR is gaming. New AR
games provide much better experiences to players,
some even promote a more active outgoing way of life
(PokemonGo, Ingress).
• AR in retail may act to bring better customer
engagement and retention, as well as brand
awareness and more sales. Some features may also
help customers make wiser purchases – providing
product data with 3D models of any size or color.
Applications of VR:
• Automotive industry
• Healthcare
• Retail
• Tourism
• Real estate
• Architecture
• Gambling
• Learning and Development
Internet of Things technology can include any sensor, electronic devices or software
which are connected to the internet and can be utilized remotely and can exchange
data. Here devices works themselves without human intervention for the welfare of
humans.
• Smart car - the driverless car (now a prototype) where taxis work based on
AI and take the passengers safely and accurately to the desired destination.
Applications of IOT
• Elderly care- Patient surveillance can be life-saving; automatically detecting
when someone falls down or when they begin to experience a heart attack
so that emergency care can be sent immediately.
• Disaster warning- Sensors can collect critical information about the
environment, allowing for early detection of environmental disasters like
earthquakes, tsunamis, etc., thus saving lives.
• Delivery Drones – drones being used to deliver item with the help of smart
grid/geospatial data.
• A smart city is a framework, predominantly composed of Information and
Communication Technologies (ICT), to develop, deploy, and promote
sustainable development practices to address growing urbanization
challenges. A big part of this ICT framework is essentially an intelligent
network of connected objects and machines that transmit data using
wireless technology and the cloud.
• IoT Cloud Platforms – It’s aim to get rid of the complexity of building our own
complex network
• Data Platform – It deals with data in some way with the tools we need to
route device data and manage / visualize data analytics.
DEPLOYMENT MODEL
• PUBLIC CLOUD –
For general public.
• PRIVATE CLOUD –
For an organization only
• COMMUNITY CLOUD -
For group of organizations.
• HYBRID CLOUD –
Mixture of public and private cloud