Hello everyone. In a recent blog post, Kristijan addressed the visualization and projection of Covid-19 data. As promised, the entire project is available here. You stuck with me today, where we will go through step by step how to get results like this, but with a...

Hello everyone. In my penultimate article, I wrote and explained something about visualizing coronavirus data. This is a continuation of that post. But first, a small digression.In the meantime, I have published an article describing the potential for the use of...

We used machine learning to develop a model that could assist doctors in diagnosing Coronavirus (COVID-19) with the help of an x-ray. If you are a doctor or nurse, you can contact us and get access to the model for free (team@exact-byte.com). The article will explain...

Every day (and hour) we are served a new report on the current state of the coronavirus (COVID-19). While it is useful to keep track of how things are progressing and whether it is time to finally close ourselves in the bunker (doompreppers certainly want to tell...

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(5 minutes read) There are very few things in the world that we cannot quantify. Everything else can be predicted by data mining and artificial intelligence. In sports, we track a lot of quantitative elements, making it ideal for the use of artificial intelligence....

Introduction Using integration testing should reveal any bugs in the system, especially those that rely on the system being connected correctly. Using it this way is a lazy but smart way of testing the whole system, and using it like this you can test the...

Original article found here. Intro This post (series) will be about testing. About testing Git and seeing if its behavior holds and if we can find any bugs. This was conceived as a series of blog posts, in which I will, over time, demonstrate a complete (core)...