While my previous tutorial for TensorFlow revealed how Google’s open source machine learning and deep neural network library requires you to roll up your sleeves a bit before digging in, Azure ...

Microsoft announced the Azure Machine Learning studio web experience is generally available. The company yesterday (July 8) announced the advancement to GA, with a bevy of new features touching upon ...

One, Azure Machine Learning Designer, lets you work with your existing data with a set of visual design tools and drag-and-drop controls.

The new interface for Azure’s automated machine learning tool makes creating a model as easy as importing a data set and then telling the service which value to predict. Users don’t need to ...

The machine is learning Meanwhile, back at the AI ranch, Microsoft is announcing the general availability (GA) of the Azure Machine Learning service. Mary Jo Foley has covered the GA news.

During its Ignite 2020 conference, which kicked off virtually this morning, Microsoft announced updates to Azure Cognitive Services and Azure Machine Learning aimed at streamlining business ...

To whet our appetites, the company has unveiled a crop of new Azure and Internet-of-Things services with, as we should no doubt expect these days, a focus on machine learning and blockchain.

Microsoft first launched Machine Learning as a preview in June 2014, though did not state when the service would go live. Early users include the Pier 1 retail chain, Carnegie Mellon University ...