IBM debuts first Watson machine-learning APIs | JavaWorld

IBM debuts first Watson machine-learning APIs | JavaWorld

From Sorry IBM debuts first Watson machine-learning APIs More like this Those who have been chomping at the bit to use IBM's  Watson machine-intelligence service  with their apps need gnaw no longer. Watson APIs are now available for public use, albeit only through IBM's  Bluemix  cloud services platform. IBM's  Watson Developer Cloud  now offers  eight services  for building what IBM describes as cognitive apps, with more services promised later on. The eight services currently available include: Language Identification, which can determine what language a given text is written in (from a predetermined set of 25). Machine Translation, which translates text between multiple language pairs. Concept Expansion, which can take a colloquialism (say, "tri-state area") and map it to a set of meanings based on context (New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut). Message Resonance, which can determine the popularity of a given word with a predetermined audience. Question and Answer,

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