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Reference Architecture of SAP BTP CAP application using GPT Models

Posted on 14/05/202314/05/2023 by Ugur

As we might recall from former presentations the latest simple view of SAP Apps can be viewed as below What ever we do it is designed to run on BTP (Business Technology Platform). Now that we have the Generative AI wind blowing the question is to find out what is next. With the Generative AI and Deep Learning converging and creating new fronters and new Evolution comes into play. Non-technical users can solve their business…

Next Generation Programming Languages–Is Dall E a next generation development platform?

Posted on 02/04/202302/04/2023 by Ugur

The document below is a must read document for all. DALL·E has not explicitly been ‘taught’ anything, like who Frida Kahlo is, or what a llama looks like, or what a wide-angle lens does. It has just studied 650 million images & captions, and left to draw its own conclusions. That’s why there can’t be a regular ‘manual’ , based on functionality that the developers intentionally programmed in. Even the creators of DALL·E cannot be…

SAP Turkey Economic Impact Analysis: Contribution of Software on Economy of Turkey

Posted on 01/04/202301/04/2023 by Ugur

This report aims to analyze the economic impact of SAP Turkey, which has been offering solutions for the digitalization needs of enterprises in Turkey for more than 20 years. The report has been prepared by Policy Analytics Lab (PAL). The methodology comprises data analysis of both publicly available and SAP data, in-depth interviews with stakeholders (SAP Turkey’s departments, SAP business partners, and SAP users), as well as expert surveys (SAP business partner survey and SAP…

Kelly Criteria – Proof using Calculus Knowledge

Posted on 19/03/202313/02/2024 by Ugur

A New Interpretation of Information Rate. Created in 1956 by John Kelly, a Bell Labs scientist. Let us consider a communication channel which is used to transmit the results of a chance situation before those results become common knowledge, so that a gambler may still place bets at the original odds. Consider first the case of a noiseless binary channel, which might be used, for example, to transmit the results of a series of…

DALL·E 2 vs Midjourney vs Stable Diffusion Test Results

Posted on 18/03/202318/03/2023 by Ugur

I have been wondering what would be the result? Tested the phrases below on the public servers. I am sure results would be better for paid versions but it can give you a clear idea. 1- an oil painting by Matisse of a humanoid robot playing chess 2- medieval marketplace trading with bitcoin Second one is much complex because it is really short in description. Lest generate the results List of public websites used:…

SAP and Some AI Examples–Where are we driving?

Posted on 12/03/202312/03/2023 by Ugur

SAP AI What are examples Oct2022 from ugur candan

MQL5 Signal Tracking–Key Stats per month

Posted on 05/03/202303/01/2024 by Ugur

I sellected 168 both paid and free signals and I wonder how successful they will be. Here are the results. I would update the output file as we go. Main aim is to find most relevant key stats to measure future success of a signal. Lets see where we will end up. Some have asked How I have compiled the info into such a detail. You just need to automate a Parser and I…

Prediction Markets–If it is not trading what is it?

Posted on 08/02/202319/02/2023 by Ugur

While many are only hearing about prediction markets for the first time, for near a decade they were active. It is a shame that I have not noticed them. Life is strange. For example; trading on the outcome of Britney Spear’s conservatorship and the Suez Canal obstruction! – Could this event become a contract? In order to understand the process you need to navigate first. Polymarket PredictIt Kalshi A prediction market is a…

Why does XM (Exprience Management) matter?

Posted on 09/12/201827/11/2023 by Ugur

To understand why things happen, you need to understand the thoughts and emotions of the people involved

Living Longer – Learning from an Ultimate Question of Life

Posted on 05/11/201708/12/2018 by Ugur

Life expectancy was driven mainly by improvements in sanitation, housing, and education, causing a steady decline in early and mid-life mortality, which was chiefly due to infections. This trend continued with the development of vaccines and then antibiotics. By the latter half of the twentieth century, there was little room for further reduction in early and mid-life mortality.

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