Transversal’s proprietary Memory Engine technology enables computers to store and recall information by relating concepts — like human memory. The Memory Engine starts with a generic understanding of how things are related. For example, it ‘knows’ that an apple is a type of fruit that grows on trees. Due to this rich baseline knowledge, Transversal’s solutions are able to understand and answer complex questions. As more knowledge is added to the knowledgebase the Memory Engine adapts its relationships, and will quickly learn (for example) that an Apple can also be a type of computer.
Transversal’s Memory Engine is the result of research and development by top researchers in Information Theory and Machine Learning from Caltech and Cambridge universities. Transversal cofounder, Professor David MacKay, is a world renowned expert in Artificial Intelligence. He pioneered Bayesian Neural Networks in the late 1980s and remains at the forefront of the field.
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