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An algorithm is a defined set of rules or calculations that a computer follows to process information or solve a problem.
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An algorithm is a defined set of rules or calculations that a computer follows to process information or solve a problem.
Object detection is a computer-vision task that identifies objects in an image and indicates where each object is located, commonly with a box or other boundary.
Artificial intelligence is a broad category of computer technology designed to perform tasks that normally require human perception, reasoning, language understanding, prediction, or decision support.
Straight-through processing is a workflow in which qualifying transactions or claims move through defined steps automatically with little or no manual handling.
Automated damage appraisal is the use of software to assess vehicle damage and produce or support an initial evaluation of repair needs, severity, or cost.
Total loss prediction uses available claim, vehicle, damage, and market information to estimate whether repairing a vehicle is likely to be economically impractical under applicable rules.
AI bias is a systematic tendency for a model’s results to favor, disadvantage, or misrepresent certain situations because of its training data, design choices, or how it is used.
Training data is the collection of examples used to teach a machine-learning model how to recognize patterns or produce desired outputs.
Claims triage is the process of sorting new claims by factors such as severity, complexity, repairability, urgency, and the type of review they require.
Computer vision is a field of artificial intelligence that enables software to analyze and interpret photographs, video, and other visual information.