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Artificial Intelligence in Astronomy
Artificial Intelligence is one of the hottest topics in computing. This presentation will explore AI in astronomy: its history, its operation, and examples from actual research. It will cover how AI is used in classifying celestial objects, improving telescope operation and astronomical images, and re-discovering scientific principles. It will focus on AI’s use as a computational statistical decision support system consuming large amounts of raw data to make useful predictions.
Dale Delutri
Dale has had a life-long fascination with science and technology. He’s worked with computer hardware and software since the late 1960’s, and has managed technical employees and projects in various fields including programming, data center construction, legal, tax, and program trading in futures and equities. He is fluent in many computer languages. He is now retired. He has an MBA and a MS in Information Science from the University of Chicago, and a BS in Engineering Science from the Illinois Institute of Technology.
This event is open to the public and free of charge.
Location
Grace United Methodist Church
300 E Gartner Rd Naperville, IL 60540 United States
Please enter the building from the south parking lot. We meet on the lower floor of the building.