AncestryAI Algorithm Traces Your Family Tree Back More Than 300 Years

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- March 21, 2017 at 2:58 am #2773
  
  John Daniell
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  Aalto University, 3/16/2017
  
  An Aalto University graduate student is developing a new family-tree algorithm called AncestryAI that uses Finnish parish registers to generate a probable family tree. Register data comes from HisKi, an open genealogical database supported by volunteer data entry. AncestryAI users can leave feedback on the accuracy of their tree, which is used to further train the algorithm.
  
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