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5.3 Man vs. Machine: How IBM Built a Jeopardy Champion (M-I-T)
5.3 Man vs. Machine: How IBM Built a Jeopardy Champion (M-I-T)
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5.3.1 Video 1: IBM Watson (M-I-T)
5.3 Man vs. Machine: How IBM Built a Jeopardy Champion (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Dr. Dimitris Bertsimas
Social Sciences
2
5.3.11 Video 6: The Results (M-I-T)
5.3 Man vs. Machine: How IBM Built a Jeopardy Champion (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Dr. Dimitris Bertsimas
Social Sciences
3
5.3.3 Video 2: The Game of Jeopardy (M-I-T)
5.3 Man vs. Machine: How IBM Built a Jeopardy Champion (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Dr. Dimitris Bertsimas
Social Sciences
4
5.3.5 Video 3: Watson's Database and Tools (M-I-T)
5.3 Man vs. Machine: How IBM Built a Jeopardy Champion (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Dr. Dimitris Bertsimas
Social Sciences
5
5.3.7 Video 4: How Watson Works - Steps 1 and 2 (M-I-T)
5.3 Man vs. Machine: How IBM Built a Jeopardy Champion (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Dr. Dimitris Bertsimas
Social Sciences
6
5.3.9 Video 5: How Watson Works - Steps 3 and 4 (M-I-T)
5.3 Man vs. Machine: How IBM Built a Jeopardy Champion (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Dr. Dimitris Bertsimas
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