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The advice I give when someone asks me how to get into data science. Become a software engineer instead. | Continue reading
Data Preparation — The First Stage of the Model Workflow | Continue reading
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Distilling the ideas from MIT CSAIL’s intriguing paper: “The Lottery Ticket Hypothesis: Finding Sparse, Trainable Neural Networks”. | Continue reading
A comparative analysis of two great languages with regards to their features, communities and industry position. | Continue reading
You don’t know what you don’t know. | Continue reading
An intuitive library to add plotting functionality to scikit-learn objects. | Continue reading
Utilizing Computational Techniques to Model How Humans Approach Cognitive Tasks | Continue reading
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The landscape is evolving quickly. | Continue reading
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How a team obtained private data, constructed a fake AI model, and got away with the money from a platform for adopting neglected pets | Continue reading
A simple change to speed up your deep learning training massively | Continue reading
Hundreds of books are now free to download | Continue reading
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And the recent work to address its poor performance on tabular data | Continue reading
How use SQL to select data of interest from a table using The Walking Dead as an example | Continue reading
It’s time to learn about bias the hard way! | Continue reading
Let’s take a glimpse into the future of Jupyter Notebook editing. The future looks bright with features like coding assistance and more ☀️ | Continue reading
An open-source alternative that finds more patterns in your data. | Continue reading
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Which is the best framework for programming Deep Learning networks? | Continue reading
What Data Scientists don’t learn in online courses or in University? Knowing the basics of these 5 skills will get you ahead in the… | Continue reading
Walk through of the v1.1.0 release of the Neo4j Graph Data Science library and its new features | Continue reading
I don’t know how I lived without them | Continue reading
We asked ourselves this question many times. Here is the answer using some common sense and some light statistics. | Continue reading
There is a new premium product in the Data Science town. It has superior coding assistance, debugging and more… Is it worth switching? | Continue reading
Neural networks are accurate but un-interpretable. Decision Trees are interpretable but inaccurate in computer vision. We have a solution. | Continue reading
Production deep learning is now accessible to startups | Continue reading
Guide on how to release and sell your code without managing a website, servers, users, and payments. With 0$ up-front cost. | Continue reading
Speed up your Python time series data handling scripts | Continue reading
In this post, we’re collecting articles that detail how AI, machine learning, and data science are being used in response to the… | Continue reading
How to use SQL to make a table and fill it with data using the children’s show Bluey in an example | Continue reading
Scalable and efficient data pipelines are as important for the success of analytics and ML as reliable supply lines are for winning a war. | Continue reading
Introducing splink, a Pyspark library for record linkage at scale using unsupervised learning | Continue reading
Understanding Social Connections in Newspapers | Continue reading
What career advice would I give to myself If I could go back in time? What did I do right and where did I go wrong? | Continue reading
In December 2017, Uber AI Labs released five papers, related to the topic of neuroevolution, a practice where deep neural networks are… | Continue reading
This post is about an aspect of the machine process that doesn’t typically get much attention: random seeds. | Continue reading
Using open-source data to analyze collision patterns in Los Angeles | Continue reading
Dashboards have been the primary weapon of choice for distributing data over the last few decades, but they aren’t the end of the story… | Continue reading
How do I stay up to date with the latest research? How do I remember complex concepts from the field? With the help of these 5 free apps! | Continue reading
An introduction to Flood self-learning index algorithm | Continue reading