Ahmad Anis is a passionate machine learning engineer and researcher currently working at redbuffer.ai. Beyond his day job, Ahmad actively engages with the machine learning community. He serves as a regional lead for Cohere for AI, a nonprofit dedicated to open science, and is an AWS community builder. Ahmad is an active contributor at Stackoverflow, where he has 2300+ points. He has contributed to many famous open-source projects, including Shap-E by OpenAI.
By Ahmad Anis, Machine Learning Engineer and Researcher on November 18, 2022 in Data Science
The Pandas library is core to any Data Science work in Python. This introduction will walk you through the basics of data manipulating, and features many of Pandas important features.
By Ahmad Anis, Machine Learning Engineer and Researcher on October 24, 2022 in Python
Preprocessing data for machine learning models is a core general skill for any Data Scientist or Machine Learning Engineer. Follow this guide using Pandas and Scikit-learn to improve your techniques and make sure your data leads to the best possible outcome.
By Ahmad Anis, Machine Learning Engineer and Researcher on April 15, 2022 in Python
Data is the bread and butter of a Data Scientist, so knowing many approaches to loading data for analysis is crucial. Here, five Python techniques to bring in your data are reviewed with code examples for you to follow.
The process of mastering new knowledge often requires multiple passes to ensure the information is deeply understood. If you already began your journey into machine learning and data science, then you are likely ready for a refresher on topics you previously covered. This eight-week self-learning path will help you recapture the foundations and prepare you for future success in applying these skills.
If you are new to working with a deep learning framework, such as TensorFlow, there are a variety of typical errors beginners face when building and training models. Here, we explore and solve some of the most common errors to help you develop a better intuition for debugging in TensorFlow.
If you are working with big data, especially on your local machine, then learning the basics of Vaex, a Python library that enables the fast processing of large datasets, will provide you with a productive alternative to Pandas.
The full value of your deep learning models comes from enabling others to use them. Learn how to deploy your model to the web and access it as a REST API, and begin to share the power of your machine learning development with the world.
So much time and effort can go into training your machine learning models. But, shut down the notebook or system, and all those trained weights and more vanish with the memory flush. Saving your models to maximize reusability is key for efficient productivity.
If you are considering starting a career path in machine learning and data science, then there is a great deal to learn theoretically, along with gaining practical skills in applying a broad range of techniques. This comprehensive learning plan will guide you to start on this path, and it is all available for free.
Ahmad Anis is a passionate machine learning engineer and researcher currently working at redbuffer.ai. Beyond his day job, Ahmad actively engages with the machine learning community. He serves as a regional lead for Cohere for AI, a nonprofit dedicated to open science, and is an AWS community builder. Ahmad is an active contributor at Stackoverflow, where he has 2300+ points. He has contributed to many famous open-source projects, including Shap-E by OpenAI.
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