Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems. These processes include learning (the acquisition of information and rules for using the information), reasoning (using rules to reach approximate or definite conclusions) and self-correction.

1. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and NLP

2. Artificial Intelligence Foundation

  • Explaining what IBM Watson is and how it works
  • Explaining how Watson technology is made available to developers and organizations
  • Describing how Watson technology is being applied to solve real world problems
  • Explaining about DeepQA architecture
  • Explaining why IBM decided to commercialize Watson
  • Describing the evolution of Watson services from the original DeepQA architecture to the present
  • Recognizing the Watson services available today on the IBM Cloud
  • Listing the Watson services
  • Explaining the capabilities of each Watson service
  • Describing the purpose of training the various Watson services to adapt the to a closed-domain
  • Listing the Watson services that can be trained
  • Listing the Watson services that cannot be trained
  • Describing what Watson Knowledge studio is
  • Listing the Watson services that can be trained with Watson Knowledge Studio
  • Using Watson API Explorer to interact with the Watson services REST API, to test your calls to the API, and to view live responses from the server.

3. Artificial Intelligence Analyst

  • Explaining what NLP is
  • Describing different NLP processes
  • Listing tools and services for NLP
  • Identifying NLP use cases
  • Defining different components of NLP
  • Defining challenges within NLU
  • Explaining the NLP pipeline
  • Explaining the concepts of information extraction and sentiment analysis
  • Defining the capabilities of IBM Watson Natural Language Classifier (NLC)
  • Describing how to train Watson NLC
  • Defining the capabilities of Watson Natural Language Understanding (NLU) service and its input and output, along with the discovery service
  • Explaining the capabilities of the Watson Tone Analyzer service and its input and output
  • Creating a Watson Discovery service instance
  • Creating a collection
  • Adding content to a collection
  • Building queries
  • Using the Discovery API