IBM uses "Big Data" to paint Microsoft launches Sketchinsight

IBM has taken a step ahead of the big data field, and Microsoft has recently launched a "self-sketching" tool prototype: Sketchinsight. Use large data to help people finish drawing.

On Microsoft's annual techfest, this "sketch Whiteboard" tool, which allows users to draw draft images on an interactive whiteboard, can then understand the user's intent and help the user complete the drawing of the entire chart.

Sketchinsight can dig out data from one database and provide suggestions for tables, charts, and other visual tools. Microsoft also showed how this software works with traditional tables and PowerPoint presentations, hoping to attract more users.

It is understood that this product is still only in the early stage of research and development, technology, user experience, etc. is far from reaching the mass production stage, but Microsoft in the field of large data development has been obvious, at the same time, this will become a future demand bright spot.

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