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<title>Cognitive Quality Assurance – An Introduction</title>
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<description>EDIT: Hello readers, these articles are now 4 years old and many of the Watson services and APIs have moved or been changed. The concepts discussed in these articles are still relevant but I am working on 2nd editions of them.
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This article has a slant towards the IBM Watson Developer Cloud Services but the principles and rules of thumb expressed here are applicable to most cognitive/machine learning problems.</description>
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