Algorithms usually need thousands of examples ... computer and technology are relatively easy for the neural network to spot because book designers consistently use similar images and design ...

Development of a similar algorithm for Facebook’s News Feed, which determines what 2 billion Facebook users see, required an enormous investment of time by some of the world’s most highly ...

Computer scientists often deal with abstract problems that are hard to comprehend, but an exciting new algorithm matters to anyone who owns books and at least one shelf. The algorithm addresses ...

How Algorithms Flattened Culture, the journalist and critic Kyle Chayka’s new book. “Filterworld,” as Chayka defines it, is the “vast, interlocking, and yet diffuse network of algorithms ...

Algorithms, network effects, and zero-cost publishing ... prove to be bad for us and bad for democracy.” In his 1962 book, The Image: A Guide to Pseudo-Events in America, former Librarian ...

These are just some of the patterns the authors of a new book, “The Bestseller Code,” out Sept. 20, have detected through an algorithm they designed to identify the DNA of bestselling novels.

Zhang and Ruan's algorithm is so versatile that it has been applied to identify the community structure of a network of co-expressed genes involved in bacterial sepsis. "This is a tool not only ...