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Learning
Data Science at the young Uber
Discussion with Bradley Voytek, the first data scientist at Uber
Interview of Google Photos' Product Lead
On managing and improving an app that uses ML at its core and has the potential to serve a few billion people.
Lecture by Demis Hassabis on the state of AI
Software tools & code
One model to rule them all
Predictive performance is just the beginning of how you should be evaluating your models.
A visual proof that Neural Networks can compute any function
You might have heard that many times, but here is an interesting way to visualize that and progressively bulid the NNs computing any function
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Advanced NLP with spaCy
Online course covering NLP topics like basic statistical models, extracting information from large volumes of text and pipelines.
Hardware
What Machine Learning needs from Hardware
More Arithmetic, Inference, Low Precision, Compatibility and Codesign