Rahmat Ullah Orakzai

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Rahmat Ullah Orakzai

Dr Rahmat is a Lecturer at the School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering, University of Essex. He previously worked as a Research & Development Associate with the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Science, University of South Wales, U.K. Rahmat received his Master’s in Software Engineering from COMSATS University, Islamabad, Pakistan, and his PhD from the School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh, U.K. During his PhD, his research focused on data-driven solutions for detecting neurodegenerative disease, and he worked closely with the Centre for the Clinical Brain Sciences University of Edinburgh. Rahmat is an Associate Fellow of Higher Education Academy UK and has won a gold medal in his bachelor of Information Technology degree.

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Neurosymbolic AI Explained

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Learn how combining deep neural networks (or other machine-learning models) with symbolic artificial intelligence produces so-called Neurosymbolic AI, which is capable of both learning and logical reasoning.

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What Is A/B Testing?

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Learn how A/B testing works and how to use it to test effects of software updates, feature versions, or a product on user interactions and commercial performance.

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Event Storming

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Learn about event storming, a method for modeling complex business processes by mapping out events, interactions, and domain relationships.

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