Synthetic Data 101: Training CV Models Without Huge Real Datasets
Real-world data is expensive, repetitive, and misses the moments that matter most. SKY ENGINE AI generates lifelike synthetic data — complete with perfect labels and realistic physics — in hours, not months. From cars to drones to robots, it helps AI models see every scenario before they meet the real world.
Metrics in Data Science: Beyond the Basics
This article covers the fundamental metrics everyone learns early on, and then pushes further into the advanced territory where models meet reality: image segmentation, object detection, and model drift over time. That’s where evaluation becomes not only technical, but mission-critical.
Why Waiting for Real Data Is the Fastest Way to Lose in AI
To remain competitive, organizations need the ability to scale efficiently, integrate seamlessly, and adapt swiftly. Synthetic data plays a key role in enabling this kind of resilience and agility.
12 Questions to Ask Yourself When Your Machine Learning Model is Underperforming
According to our Head of Research, Kamil Szelag, PhD, data scientists often spend 80% of their time preparing and refining datasets, and only 20% on model development and tuning. Below is a practical, technical checklist designed to help you debug underperforming models and realign development efforts more effectively.
Using Learning Curves to Analyse Machine Learning Model Performance
Learning curves are a common diagnostic tool in machine learning for algorithms that learn progressively from a training dataset. After each update during training, the model may be tested on the training dataset and a hold out validation dataset, and graphs of the measured performance can be constructed to display learning curves.
What is Mask R-CNN?
Mask R-CNN, or Mask Region-based Convolutional Neural Network, is an extension of the Faster R-CNN object detection method, which is used in computer vision for both object recognition and instance segmentation.
Autoencoders in Computer Vision
An autoencoder is a type of artificial neural network that is used to learn data encodings unsupervised. The autoencoder must examine the input and create a function capable of transforming a specific instance of that data into a meaningful representation.
What is Transfer Learning?
Assume you have an issue you want to tackle with computer vision but just a few images to base your new model on. What are your options?
Zero-shot learning in Computer Vision/Vision AI
Zero-shot learning (ZSL) is a machine learning technique that enables a model to categorise items from previously unseen classes without getting any explicit training for those classes.
What is a neural network?
The development of neural networks is an active subject of study, as academics and businesses attempt to find more efficient ways to handle complicated problems using machine learning.
What is Knowledge Distillation?
Deep neural networks have grown in popularity for a variety of applications ranging from recognising items in images using object detection models to creating language using GPT models. Deep learning models, on the other hand, are frequently huge and computationally costly, making them challenging to deploy on resource-constrained devices like mobile phones or embedded systems. Knowledge distillation solves this issue by condensing a huge, complicated neural network into a smaller, simpler one while retaining its performance.