--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Skytree:
WHAT:
A highly informative
webinar where attendees learn how CANFAR (the Canadian Advanced Network
for Astronomical Research), the world’s first cloud computing system for
astronomy, is successfully using Skytree’s high performance and scalable
machine learning system in the cloud. The combination enables
astronomers to focus on their scientific analyses rather than hassling
with implementing scalable complex algorithms and architecting complex
infrastructure to handle the massive datasets.
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WHO: |
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Presenters: |
| Alexander Gray — CTO and co-founder at Skytree |
| Nick Ball — Assistant Research Officer, Canadian Astronomy Data Centre |
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Attendees: |
| Anyone interested in learning about and performing machine learning or advanced analytics on big (astronomical) data sets. |
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WHEN: |
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012 from 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM (PDT); 4:00 PM (GMT) |
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Join the webinar at: http://www.skytreecorp.com/exploring-the-universe-with-machine-learning/ |
WHY:
There is so much to
discover in the astronomically big datasets that are (and will be)
available. The challenge is how to effectively mine these massive
datasets. In this webinar, learn how to work much more efficiently and
effectively while mining valuable data. This webinar will explain how
Skytree Server, the industry’s first extreme speed and scale analytics
processing engine for big data, overcomes the intensive computational
demands associated with machine learning by applying revolutionary
algorithms and system design.
About Skytree
Skytree is a big data analytics company that
enables organizations to perform machine learning and other advanced
analytics methods on massive amounts of data. The unique Skytree
analytics engine delivers unsurpassed performance over existing
solutions. It is easy to deploy and can provide close to real-time
response rates. The company is headquartered in San Jose, Calif., and
the team has over four decades of technology and state-of-the-art
scalable machine learning experience, providing guidance to some of the
world's most demanding and data-intensive environments such as the Large
Hadron Collider, NASA and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. Visit at www.skytreecorp.com;
Twitter:@SkytreeHQ