Making Rails More (Artificially) Intelligent slides & source code

I have just posted the session slides and source code of the RailsConf Europe talk Making Rails More (Artificially) Intelligent that Santiago Bel and me did last Tuesday. You can download them all at bee.com.es

We hope you find them useful. Please note that the ones that are at the railsconfeurope.com web are out of date, now I will send the updated slides to o'reilly.

Railsconf Europe talk: Making Rails More (Artificially) Intelligent

Next Tuesday, my colleague Santiago Bel and me will talk about Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the RailsConf Europe. Should you attend the conference, you are invited to our talk too.

We will show you how easily you can introduce AI algorithms into your rails applications in order to improve them. We will talk about 3 kinds of AI algorithms: Bayesian Networks to make predictions, Naïve Bayes Classifier to classify data, and Genetic Algorithms to solve complex problems as automatical optimization of web ads placement.

We hope you find this session interesting and that you enjoy it!

The Talking Rails Application

After a long time without publishing anything, I have finished an example of what you can do with festivaltts for Ruby: A Ruby on Rails application that talks!

You can test it at: http://thetalkingrailsapp.sergioespeja.com/

I hope it gives you ideas for your RoR applications!