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Mastering Clustering with a Segmentation Problem - Aug 3, 2021.
The one stop shop for implementing the most widely used models in Python for unsupervised clustering. -
30 Most Asked Machine Learning Questions Answered - Aug 3, 2021.
There is always a lot to learn in machine learning. Whether you are new to the field or a seasoned practitioner and ready for a refresher, understanding these key concepts will keep your skills honed in the right direction. -
GPU-Powered Data Science (NOT Deep Learning) with RAPIDS - Aug 2, 2021.
How to utilize the power of your GPU for regular data science and machine learning even if you do not do a lot of deep learning work. -
3 Reasons Why You Should Use Linear Regression Models Instead of Neural Networks - Aug 2, 2021.
While there may always seem to be something new, cool, and shiny in the field of AI/ML, classic statistical methods that leverage machine learning techniques remain powerful and practical for solving many real-world business problems. -
Development & Testing of ETL Pipelines for AWS Locally - Aug 2, 2021.
Typically, development and testing ETL pipelines is done on real environment/clusters which is time consuming to setup & requires maintenance. This article focuses on the development and testing of ETL pipelines locally with the help of Docker & LocalStack. The solution gives flexibility to test in a local environment without setting up any services on the cloud.
July:
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GitHub Copilot Open Source Alternatives
, by Matthew Mayo GitHub's Copilot code generation tool is currently only available via approved request. Here are 4 Copilot alternatives that you can use in your programming today. - MLOps Best Practices
- A Brief Introduction to the Concept of Data
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Not Only for Deep Learning: How GPUs Accelerate Data Science & Data Analytics
, by Kevin Vu Modern AI/ML systems’ success has been critically dependent on their ability to process massive amounts of raw data in a parallel fashion using task-optimized hardware. Can we leverage the power of GPU and distributed computing for regular data processing jobs too? - Top Python Data Science Interview Questions
- Full cross-validation and generating learning curves for time-series models
- How to Use Kafka Connect to Create an Open Source Data Pipeline for Processing Real-Time Data
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11 Important Probability Distributions Explained
, by Terence Shin There are many distribution functions considered in statistics and machine learning, which can seem daunting to understand at first. Many are actually closely related, and with these intuitive explanations of the most important probability distributions, you can begin to appreciate the observations of data these distributions communicate.
- Understanding BERT with Hugging Face
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Advice for Learning Data Science from Google’s Director of Research
, by Benjamin Obi Tayo Surfing the professional career wave in data science is a hot prospect for many looking to get their start in the world. The digital revolution continues to create many exciting new opportunities. But, jumping in too fast without fully establishing your foundational skills can be detrimental to your success, as is suggested by this advice for data science newbies from Peter Norvig, the Director of Research at Google.
- How to Create Unbiased Machine Learning Models
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Top 6 Data Science Online Courses in 2021
, by Natassha Selvaraj As an aspiring data scientist, it is easy to get overwhelmed by the abundance of resources available on the Internet. With these 6 online courses, you can develop yourself from a novice to experienced in less than a year, and prepare you with the skills necessary to land a job in data science.
- Date Processing and Feature Engineering in Python
- Shareable data analyses using templates
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Geometric foundations of Deep Learning
, by Michael Bronstein, Joan Bruna, Taco Cohen, and PV Geometric Deep Learning is an attempt for geometric unification of a broad class of machine learning problems from the perspectives of symmetry and invariance. These principles not only underlie the breakthrough performance of convolutional neural networks and the recent success of graph neural networks but also provide a principled way to construct new types of problem-specific inductive biases.
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Become an Analytics Engineer in 90 Days
, by Tuan Nguyen A new role of the Analytics Engineer is an exciting opportunity that crosses the skill sets of a Data Analyst and Data Engineer. Here, we describe how this position can evolve at an organization, and recommend self-learning resources that can be used to prepare for the multifaceted responsibilities.
- How to Tell if You Have Trained Your Model with Enough Data
- Exploring the SwAV Method
- High-Performance Deep Learning: How to train smaller, faster, and better models – Part 4
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Pandas not enough? Here are a few good alternatives to processing larger and faster data in Python
, by DaurEd While the Pandas library remains a crucial workhorse in data processing and management for data science, some limitations exist that can impact efficiencies, especially with very large data sets. Here, a few interesting alternatives to Pandas are introduced to improve your large data handling performance.
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