Lake Tahoe, CA - December 6, 2012 - At the annual NIPS Conference for data scientists,
To be entered in the contest, companies may submit their "Big Data Challenge" to Skytree between December 6, 2012 and January 11, 2013 at www.skytree.net/contest/
Before presenting his technical talk at NIPS, Skytree CTO Dr. Alexander Gray announced the contest and Skytree's reasoning for putting on the challenge.
"We believe machine learning has come of age just in time to meet the growing need for advanced analytics on massive datasets in business, in science and even in government," said Gray. "The winner of our challenge will get the benefit of a state-of-the art advanced analytics solution, which is exactly what many organizations need right now."
Skytree Server was developed to run machine learning algorithms on big data across 100s or 1000s of CPUs, solving advanced analytics challenges created by exploding datasets across many domains. With Skytree Server, companies can keep up with the deluge of data that is increasing in volume, velocity, and variety. With Skytree Server, the company provides an array of advanced analytics and machine learning solutions, including Skytree's newest PowerPack Plugins and Jump Start Packages for companies at any stage, and data sets of any size.
Jump Start packages include the Skytree Server platform and added capabilities allowing customers to:
- Explore. Demonstrate and explore the feasibility of using machine learning to achieve a specified business goal and offer a world-class team which works with organizations to get them up and running with machine learning;
- Prove. Demonstrate and explore the feasibility of using fast/scalable machine learning to improve performance toward a specified business goal by working with an organization's data scientists to help increase big-data machine learning capabilities;
- "Go Crazy". Unleash the power of using fast/scalable machine learning to achieve unprecedented results by working with an organization to explore what is possible with the best statistical and computational information to create or improve a product, service, or capability with game-changing effects.
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