Likewise Orwell. Curious myself. Two points - there wasn't many...

Likewise Orwell. Curious myself.

Two points - there wasn't many in terms of seed. Only sellers to my eyes was largely the original PML holders... but I could be wrong.

Just a point or note. Having read the patents and academia on their algorithm - I would class their product as "prescriptive analytics" and not "predictive analytics".

https://halobi.com/blog/descriptive-predictive-and-prescriptive-analytics-explained/

Looking at the sheba tech with "kindergarten eyes" i see an algorithm that has bayesian probabilities as its backbone.

A simpler explanation here - under the heading "The Monty Hall Problem":
https://me.ucsb.edu/~moehlis/21.html

Probably a contributing factor to its current situation... Potential customers/investors don't appear to understand it for what it is and management don't appear to have articulated it to them.

Imo of course. Just basing it on some of the trials/partners/JVs they have announced. For mine - some of these fit very well (inventory management, credit scoring, validating human opinions/intelligence) and others don't fit well at all (M&A, legal & agri).

Cheers.