Eliminate Silos. Enable Scale. Forecast Future Results
Personalize Engagements with Computer Vision. In-Store Location Analytics for product placement for improved up-selling and cross-selling.
Reduce OpEx with process automation. Increase profits with better user experience. Reinforce security and have more robust compliance.
Improve outcomes and claim processing. Enhance Personalized Medicine. Accelerate Drug Discovery. Identify suitable candidates for clinical trials.
Face detection & movement analysis for Public Safety. Traffic management. Smart waste management. Autonomous flying objects for aerial monitoring.
As Machine learning is the process that powers many of the services we use today. It is a sub-set of artificial intelligence (AI) focused on building applications that learn from data, identify patterns, and improve their accuracy over time without being programmed to do so. While AI is the broad science of mimicking human abilities, machine learning is a specific subset of AI that trains a machine how to learn.
Machine Learning is a great technology to solve today’s challenges given the growing volumes and varieties of available data, computational processing that is cheaper and more powerful, and affordable data storage. Machine Learning can be used in many fields to gain a competitive advantage, with solutions like:
Advances in Machine Learning, combined with the increasing availability of healthcare data offers Life Sciences firms a wealth of insights and the promise of a competitive advantage with the ability to drive healthcare forward. Applying deep learning to Genomics, Microscopy, Drug Discovery, Clinical Trials provides evidence-based insights that can reveal complex patterns like those found in patient behaviors, health outcomes, prescription, and adverse events, that were previously undetected.
Machine Learning can help advance R&D for NMEs, accelerate Drug Development, and drive efficiencies, transparency, and compliance in Clinical Trials.
Clinical Trials
Accelerate Drug Discovery
Commercial
Machine Learning can identify meaningful relationships in raw data and has the potential to be applied in almost every field of medicine, patient care, and financial and operational decisions. For example, hospital patient flow is complex and has many moving parts. Machine Learning delivers predictive models to improve it.
AI-enabled tools can extract relevant information from large amounts of data and generate actionable insights that could be applied to areas such as critical care and treatment modalities. It can help clinicians gain insights into diagnostics, care processes, treatment variability and patient outcomes. Machine Learning can help identify at-risk patients in the ICU and predict what treatment procedures are likely to be successful with patients based on their make-up and the treatment framework.
Treatment Insights
Contextual Relevance
Patient Risk Identification
Machine Learning helps Payers better predict the future by deriving more value from data. Traditional healthcare payer business models are under pressure, accelerating the need to modernize operations and improve member experience.
Machine Learning helps keep customers satisfied and insurance rates affordable by giving unprecedented insight into the company’s business – helping make better decisions, faster. With Machine Learning Payers can evaluate and prioritize actions that will have the most impact on the bottom line—before spending time and resources.
Claims Processing Automation
Early Intervention
Identify Fraud
After years of incremental change, banks must plan for a fundamental rethink of operations in order to thrive in a rapidly digitized and data-driven world. Business changes all the time, but the current economic and societal factors have come into play with the COVID-19 pandemic. Advances in today’s technologies can accelerate the pace of change.
With Machine Learning, FinTech has an opportunity to shake things up by harnessing new technologies to develop enhanced solutions for customers and strengthen customer relations. See clearly through large complex data challenges and shift from delivering generalized products to tailored services- claims automation, credit scoring, financial advisory, fraud detection, to name a few.
Automated Loan Approvals with Lower Risk
Fraud Detection
Regulatory Compliance
The complexities of omnichannel integration, personalizing the customer retail experience, and running agile supply chains are all squeezing margins. Sales promotions are on the rise, and retailers are struggling to make better predictions to control spending and increase returns.

Consumers enjoy more product options, price points, and purchasing modes than ever. The challenge for retailers is the unprecedented level of customer expectations and fending off competition from all angles. Consumers are sharing more information about themselves, but without an effective way to analyze data, the information just isn’t actionable. Machine Learning can help reduce customer churn, improve demand forecasts, optimize deliver routes, and leverage dynamic pricing.
Product Usage and Retention Forecasting
Pricing Optimization
Virtual Assistants
We are witnessing a dramatic global rise in urbanization, resulting from an overall population increase that's unevenly distributed by region, and an upward trend in people flocking to cities. This has increased challenges in administration and management of cities. Smart cities are being developed to provide a better lifestyle to the population by adopting modern technological advancements.

Only a small fraction of the massive smart city data collected is utilized, as the data generated is noisy and diverse. Machine Learning has the ability to handle such large volumes of messy, error-prone data. It can be utilized in many applications, such as in healthcare, pollution preventive measures, efficient transportation, better energy management, and enhanced security provisions.
Intelligent Security Cameras
Parking Systems
Reducing Air Pollution
Gain critical insights and prepare for future business challenges by leveraging your data expertly and profitably. Implementation of solutions based on Machine Learning bring many benefits.
At Xenolytix, we help our clients implement smarter solutions to their business problems. Together we open up new AI opportunities that can – in a very real way – change the future. Our Machine Learning software development services involve creating self-learning algorithms that can minimize errors and maximize accuracy with time. We immerse ourselves in your business processes and industry specifics to discover the main problems and offer solutions to them.
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Machine Learning is an application of artificial intelligence where a computer/machine learns from the past experiences and makes future predictions. Machine Learning algorithms are responsible for the vast majority of the artificial intelligence advancements and applications you hear about. They learn from data to solve problems that are too complex to solve with conventional programming. Machine learning is a branch of artificial intelligence that includes methods, or algorithms, for automatically creating models from data. Unlike a system that performs a task by following explicit rules, a machine learning system learns from experience.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a wide-ranging branch of computer science concerned with building smart machines capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. It refers to the ability of a computer or machine to mimic the capabilities of the human mind—learning from examples and experience, recognizing objects, understanding and responding to language, making decisions, solving problems—and combining these and other capabilities to perform functions a human might perform - from chess-playing computers to self-driving cars.
The types of Machine Learning algorithms are mainly divided into four categories: Supervised learning, Un-supervised learning, Semi-supervised learning, and Reinforcement learning.
The following are the most common types of Machine Learning tasks:
Regression
Predicting a continuous quantity for new observations by using the knowledge gained from the previous data. The target variable is continuous.
Classification
Classifying the new observations based on observed patterns from the previous data. The target variable is discrete.
Clustering
Process of grouping similar observations in one cluster and dissimilar observations in another cluster.
Some key advantages of Machine Learning include:
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