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Towards Data Science on Artificial Intelligence
Springer has released 65 Machine Learning and Data books for free
Hundreds of books are now free to download
Towards Data Science on Computer Vision
Object Detection with 10 lines of code
One of the important fields of Artificial Intelligence is Computer Vision. Computer Vision is the science of computers and software systems…
TensorFlow for Computer Vision — How to Implement Convolutions From Scratch in Python
You’ll need 10 minutes to implement convolutions with padding in Numpy
Towards Data Science on Data Science
Meet Julia: The Future of Data Science
The next big thing, or just massively overhyped?
How I went from zero coding skills to data scientist in 6 months
The 4 tools I used to teach myself data science without spending a dollar
Towards Data Science on Game Theory
Algorithmic Game Theory with Nashpy
Game Theory is a method of studying strategic situations. A ‘strategic’ situation is a setting where the outcomes which affect you depend…
Towards Data Science on GIS
Urban Logistics Network Simulation in Python
Building Anylogic’s GIS-Feature w/ SimPy, OSMnx and Leaflet.js
Creating Beautiful River Maps with Python
Forget GIS and analyse your Polygons, LineStrings and Points with Python
Towards Data Science on Machine Learning
Intuitively, How Do Neural Networks Work?
The term “Neural Networks” may seem mysterious, why is an algorithm called Neural Networks? Does it really mimic real neurons, and how?
Google just published 25 million free datasets
Here’s what you need to know about the largest data repository in the world
Towards Data Science on Mlops
Design Patterns in Machine Learning for MLOps
Outlining some of the most common design patterns encountered when creating successful Machine Learning solutions
The Seven Stages of MLOps Maturity
A practical guide to building critical MLOps capabilities that maximize data science ROI
Towards Data Science on Python
9 One-Liners Anyone Learning Python Should Know
Make your Python code concise with these one-liners
Top 3 Python Functions You Don’t Know About (Probably)
Cleaner Code and Fewer Loops? Count me in.
Towards Data Science on Recommender Systems
A Simple Approach To Building a Recommendation System
Leveraging the Surprise package to build a collaborative filtering recommender in Python
Learning to Rank: A Complete Guide to Ranking using Machine Learning
Sorting items by relevance is crucial for information retrieval and recommender systems.
Towards Data Science on Tensorflow
A comprehensive introduction to Tensorflow's Sequential API and model for deep learning
Kickstart your understanding of one of Tensorflow’s most powerful set of tools for deep learning
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Forget about algorithms and models — Learn how to solve problems first
Aspiring developers and data scientists too often put the cart before the horse
«Abraham Lincoln is quoted to have said, Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe»
Double Debiased Machine Learning, part 1 of 2
Causal inference, machine learning, and regularization bias
Understand BLOOM, the Largest Open-Access AI, and Run It on Your Local Computer
See BLOOM in action solving math, translation, and coding problems.
6 SQL Tricks Every Data Scientist Should Know
SQL tricks to make your analytics work more efficient
If I had to start learning data science again, how would I do it?
A couple of days ago I started thinking if I had to start learning machine learning and data science all over again where would I start…
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