Natural Language for Simulations
May 8, 2018
Intro Natural Language Understanding (or NLU) is the study of teaching computers to understand humans — the way we communicate naturally. But how does natural
Intro Natural Language Understanding (or NLU) is the study of teaching computers to understand humans — the way we communicate naturally. But how does natural
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UPDATE: Several people have contacted me today to let me know that they already have an option for ‘HoloLens 2D App’ in their Xaml designer.
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UPDATE: 1/29/2018 This site originally launched as roadtoholo before Microsoft branded the larger platform “Windows Mixed Reality”. This site was rebranded to roadtomr in January
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