Innovation thrives on our ability to creatively apply knowledge and experience to solve challenges across different fields. This means that knowledge from one area can be transferred and adapted to new and often unrelated areas, opening doors to groundbreaking solutions. This is typically known as the art of cross-pollination in innovation.
Today, we're exploring an exciting concept in artificial intelligence called transfer learning, which is on its path to expediting innovation across industries. What if I told you we could apply learning using an artificial neural network with a convolutional neural network (CNN) to identify dog breeds to detect skin cancer in humans and vice versa? Thi...