Overview of Artificial Intelligence Companies and APIs
In this blog, we cover different companies involved in AI development ranging from machine learning and prediction to forecasting and marketing, texts and speech recognition, face recognition and language translation.
Wide range of machine learning and predictions
IBM Watson creates the cognitive capabilities or human-like capacity of Watson in areas like image recognition, language processing, and reasoning services. Noted examples are "medical diagnostic apps" that read through millions of research papers.
Google Prediction brings the power of machine learning to anyone. Upload your data and build a model to train the system by showing it the right answer for known items. When the system is trained, you can have it make predictions.
Windows Azure Machine Learning Recommendations provides solutions based on predictive analysis. By additionally offering data to consume, the API features models, catalogs, features, usage data, and notifications with the purpose to build machine learning solutions in the cloud.
IBM Watson Retrieve and Rank uses machine learning to enhance information retrieval by looking for "signals" in a given collection of data. Developers can load their data into the service, use known relevant results to train a machine learning model.
Forecasting and marketing
Amazon Machine Learning finds patterns in data. Example uses of this API are applications for fraud detection, forecasting demand, targeted marketing, and click prediction Automatic Business Modeler (https://e-abm.com). By providing historical data about your clients and their behavior, with ABM you can build a predictive model, review it's reports and get a new score data.
Calais uses natural language processing, machine learning, and other methods, Calais categorizes and links your document with entities (people, places, organizations, etc.), facts (person "x" works for company "y"), and events (person "z" was appointed chairman of company "y" on date "x").
Bitext Sentiment Analysis has a suite of multilingual semantic services. Currently, four semantic services are available: entity and concept extraction, sentiment analysis and text categorization.
AlchemyAPI offers Artificial Intelligence as a Service. Use in transforming unstructured data into structured especially in social media monitoring, business intelligence, content recommendations, financial trading and targeted advertising.
AlchemyAPI Keyword Extraction extracts topic keywords from text, HTML, or posted web-based content. This API normalizes the targeted text, removing ads, navigation links, and other unnecessary content, then extracts topic keywords.
Alina crates machine learning as an intelligence-as-a-service provider. A live mashup that consumes Alina demonstrates the API's ability to use genetic algorithms and artificial neural networks to analyze historical Bitcoin price fluctuations to predict and automate future trading.
BigML is a service for cloud-hosted machine learning and data analysis. Users can set up a data source, create a dataset, create a model from the dataset, and then make predictions based on the data.
Ersatz is a web-based machine learning program that can automate recognition tasks that previously required human interaction. The Ersatz platform can be used or model & data visualization, team collaboration, and GPU computing, all from within a browser.
Guesswork predicts customer intent accurately using a semantic rules engine that runs on top of the Google Prediction API.
NuPIC allows developers to work with the raw algorithms, string together multiple regions (including hierarchies), and utilize other platform functions.
PredictionIO is an open-source machine learning server. Example API methods include creating and managing users and user records, retrieving items and content, and creating and managing recommendations based on the user.
Predictions provide long-range predictions for travel and hospitality. It is powered by algorithms that ingest big data, compare all destinations at once and identify where the best conditions for vacations, sports and activities are, anywhere in the world, with months in advance.
Wise.io helps developers to integrate handwritten digit recognition, spam filtration, political party affiliation recognition, and activity recognition with sensor data as mentioned in the examples of the website.
Texts and speech recognition
Free Natural Language Processing Service provides sentiment analysis, content extraction, and language detection.
AlchemyAPI offers artificial intelligence as a service. Currently available text analysis functions include entity extraction, sentiment analysis, keyword extraction, concept tagging, relation extraction, text categorization, author extraction, language detection, text extraction, microformats parsing and RSS/ATOM feed detection.
Diffbot Analyze provides developers tools that can identify, analyze, and extract the main content and sections from any web page.
https://dev.havenondemand.com/ has more than 60 APIs spanning natural language processing, machine learning, and predictive analytics.
Semantic Biomedical Tagger has a built-in capability to recognize 133 biomedical entity types and semantically link them to the knowledge base systems.
nlpTools decodes online news sources for sentiment analysis and textual classification. In order to analyze the sentiment or classify of a line of text, developers may use this API to receive a return of a category label and a conditionality on the piece ranging from positive, neutral, to negative sentiment.
Cognitio API allows to build interesting topologies out of any data and uses a very streamlined interface. In addition to classification of visual data, also object tracking+classification in video, entities detection in text, medical information .https://api.cognitio.heurolabs.com/assets/docs.html
Text Processing provides functions that include summarizing documents, tagging documents, stemming words to their base forms, removing stopwords, tagging parts of speech (POS), translating from Bahasa Indonesia to English, and retrieving word definitions.
Speech2Topics analyzes audio and video to extrapolate big data, using natural language processing and speech recognition.
TweetSentiments performs semantic analysis of tweets using a Support Vector Machines algorithm. Doing so, it is able to determine whether tweets are positive, negative or neutral in sentiment.
MeaningCloud Text Classification performs pre-classification tasks like extracting text, tokenization, stop word removal and lemmatization. Using rule-based filtering and statistical document classification, the API can perform accurate classification across a wide range of environments.
Indico turns raw text and image data into human insights. The indico API is free to use, and no training data is required
RxNLP - Cluster Sentences and Short Texts is a Text Mining and Natural Language Processing service. One of RxNLP's API's, The ClusterSentences API, can group sentences (such as sentences from multiple news articles) or short texts (such as posts from Twitter or Facebook Status Updates) into logical groups.
Face Recognition
Google Cloud Vision API helps you find your favorite image, and get rich annotations of it quickly and at scale. It classifies images into thousands of categories (e.g., "boat", "lion", "Eiffel Tower"), detects faces with associated emotions, and recognizes printed words in many languages.
Microsoft Project Oxford Vision allows developers to access and integrate the vision functionality of Microsoft Project Oxford. Some example API methods include processing images, detecting images, and returning thumbnail images.
Animetrics Face Recognition can be used to detect human faces in pictures and match them against a set of known faces. The API can also add or remove a subject from a searchable gallery, and add or remove a face from a subject.
FaceRect is capable of detecting faces in images. The API can detect multiple faces within a given image, including both frontal and profile faces, and search for face features (eyes, nose, mouth) within each detected face.
Kairos has a facial recognition API that allows users to integrate advanced security features into their applications and services
Skybiometry Face Detection and Recognition provides a face detection and recognition service and can be used as a drop-in replacement for discontinued API.
Emotient.com isolates faces in the crowd (for example, at a meeting, presentation, or focus group) and detect emotions. They provide a second-by-second data file for each face in the crowd. You can even do a live cam test on their site.
Betaface creates a facial recognition and detection web service. Features include multiple faces detection, faces cropping, 123 face points detection (22 basic, 101 advanced), faces verification, identification, similarity search in very large databases etc
Eyedea Recognition offers eye face, vehicle, copyright, and plate detection. The main value of the API could be to have access to an instant understanding about objects, users, and behaviors.
Face++ creates a facial recognition and detection service that provides detection, recognition and analysis for use in applications. Users can make calls to train the program, detect faces, recognize faces, group faces, manipulate people, create face sets, create groups, and get info.
FaceMark is an API capable of detecting 68 points on a frontal face photograph, and 35 for a profile face photograph.
Rekognition provides facial and scene image recognition optimized for social photo applications. Utilizing the eyes, mouth, face and nose along with mood recognition and sex dependent characteristics the Rekognition API can predict sex, age and emotion.
Sightcorp F.A.C.E. creates a web service which allows 3rd party applications to develop smarter and interactive applications using the Face Analysis Technologies from Sightcorp. The technology may be used to better understand user behavior and retrieve relevant face analytics like their age, gender, facial expressions, head pose or ethnicity.
Language Translation
IBM Watson Language Translation uses statistical machine translation techniques to provide domain-specific translations. They currently offer three domains(conversational, patent & news) that can translate between a total of seven languages.
Google Translate provides researchers, in the field of automatic machine translation, tools to help compare and contrast with, and build on top of, Google's statistical machine translation system.
LangId creates a fast way to retrieve information about any sort of language, without specifying the language.
MotaWord provides translations in over 70 languages. The API also lets developers get quotes for each translation, submit translation projects along with documents and style guides, track the progress of translation project and get activity feeds in real time.
WritePath Translation allows developers to access and integrate the functionality of WritePath with other applications. Some example API methods include retrieving word counts, posting documents for translations, and retrieving translated documents and text.
Hutoma is powered by a deep learning network and can be trained to understand specific topics by simply submitting a text file containing examples of conversations. Creates & Deploys Siri like interfaces.
Imagga creates an Image Recognition Platform-as-a-Service providing Image Tagging APIs for developers & businesses to build scalable, image intensive cloud apps.
PredicSis uploads a dataset, create a dictionary of variables, and design your predictive model.
Contributor
Sergey Savastiouk, Ph.D. has a degree in Applied Mathematics from Moscow University and has extensive experience as an entrepreneur, investor, manager, and mathematician. His professional expertise is in applied mathematics, mathematical modeling, system and pattern analysis, and software and hardware system integration. He has served as the CEO of several hi-tech start-up companies and nonprofit organizations, which has given him proven capabilities in business strategy for high-tech start-up companies, market assessment, company formation, team building, product development, marketing, and sales. He has published numerous articles in journals and magazines on related fields. As a retail investor, he spent 15 years developing his proprietary trading and quantitative algorithms (now Tickeron’s A.I.), which brought him significant returns in trading the stock market. His current work and goal in founding Tickeron is to bring professional, sophisticated stock market analysis capabilities to retail investors via an easy-to-use interface.
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