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CCS/ITSRCI Seminar Series on AI in Practice – March 13, 2025
William Mattingly, Cultural Heritage Data Scientist, Yale University / Evolution of Machine Learning Approaches in Human Rights Data Analysis / 12:15 PM - 1:15 PM / 327 McVey Hall
CCS/ITSRCI Seminar Series on AI in Practice – March 6, 2025
Stephen Davis, Department of History, University of Kentucky / The Application of Machine Learning to Human Rights Data: Two Use Cases from the Bitter Aloe Project / 12:15 PM - 1:15 PM / 327 McVey Hall
CCS/ITSRCI Seminar Series on AI in Practice – February 20, 2025
Mami Hayashida, ITS-RCI, University of Kentucky and Vikram Gazula, CCS, University of Kentucky / Introduction to Retrieval-Augmented Generation / 12:15 PM - 1:15 PM / 327 McVey Hall
CCS/ITSRCI Seminar Series on AI in Practice – February 13, 2025
Hasan Poonawala, Mechanical Engineering, University of Kentucky, University of Kentucky / Adding smart sensors to your data collection pipeline using deep learning on embedded computers. / 12:15 PM - 1:15 PM / 327 McVey HallFeatured Research
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Lipscomb Compute Cluster
LCC (Lipscomb Compute Cluster) named after William Nunn Lipscomb enters production in late fall 2019, building on the successes of the DLX2 and DLX3 HPC systems.OpenStack Clusters
OpenStack is a system that allows users to create, customize, and run Virtual Machines (VMs) to carry out research computation.Data Storage Systems
CCS offers various storage solutions ranging from high-performance storage for active data to long-term archival storage, totaling over 12 Petabytes of raw storage capacityCCS Compute Resources
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