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StarCom Information Technology is a public company in India that aims to be a global provider of business intelligence, analytics, and big data solutions. It has formed a strategic alliance with a global analytics company to be the master distributor of their products in the Asia Pacific region. The document provides information about SYSTAT, a statistical software suite that StarCom distributes. It describes the different SYSTAT products, segments it can be used for, advantages over other solutions, customer examples, and contact details for sales and support.
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- Describe synthetic data including different types such as Generative AI and physics-based data
- Identify the opportunities for applying synthetic data in place of real sensor data
Will be able to describe the steps required to generate synthetic data for computer vision workflows from concept to production for training and validating AI.
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Learn how Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are being effectively applied in Oil & Gas right now, how they will become even more prevalent, and how they can impact your bottom line and transform your business.
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- 1. www.systat.com Siriyak. CR Technical Associate Starcom Information Technology Ltd.
- 2. www.systat.com - An overview StarCom Information Technology Limited (BSE: 531616) is a public listed company, aspiring to be an eminent global IP driven solution provider in the Business Intelligence, Analytics and Big Data space, focused on innovative products and services. StarCom has formed a strategic business alliance with a global analytic products company, acquiring the Master Distribution Rights for the APAC region and for establishing their Offshore Development Centre at StarCom’s Corporate Office located in Bangalore, India. The region that StarCom will set up its Distribution network is for the APAC territory consisting mainly of India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Australia, China, Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, and West Asia.
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