As Valentine’s Day approaches at Stanford, some students may be gearing up for first dates — not with people they met on Tinder or Hinge, but with matches from a service called Date Drop, designed by ...

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Abstract: Feature matching underpins critical satellite photogrammetric workflows, yet high spatial resolution (HSR) optical satellite imagery (0.3–2.6 m GSD) presents persistent challenges through ...

As for soulmates, the science points to a paradox. The people who end up with relationships that feel uniquely "meant to be" are often the ones who stopped waiting for fate, turned towards the flawed ...

Online dating nudges people into your path, but the real world is overflowing with opportunity if you’re paying attention.

Your days of curated playlists and snobby music habits may actually come in handy in your pursuit of the business of swooning with Spotify's new "Match Made" music compatibility test. The feature ...

The public benefit corporation leverages AI and ML, plus billions of court records to match users with attorneys who have ...

Perfect Match is a student-developed matchmaking service for Cornell community members that matches participants with possible romantic partners for Valentine’s Day using machine learning algorithms.

Sanika Saraf '28 explores Perfect Match, a Cornell Valentine's Day tradition, and questions whether it really can help you find love this year.

A student built a matchmaking algorithm that has consumed the school—and highlighted the challenges of finding love for high achievers. | World News ...

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