π»Top 10 Statistics Mistakes Made by Data Scientists
πΉby Norman Niemer
The following are some of the most common statistics mistakes made by data scientists. Check this list often to make sure you are not making any of these while applying statistics to data science.
1. Not fully understanding the objective function
2. Not having a hypothesis on why something should work
3. Not looking at the data before interpreting results
4. Not having a naive baseline model
5. Incorrect out-sample testing
6. Incorrect out-sample testing: applying preprocessing to full dataset
7. Incorrect out-sample testing: cross-sectional data & panel data
8. Not considering which data is available at point of decision
9. Subtle Overtraining
10. "need more data" fallacy
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πΉby Norman Niemer
The following are some of the most common statistics mistakes made by data scientists. Check this list often to make sure you are not making any of these while applying statistics to data science.
1. Not fully understanding the objective function
2. Not having a hypothesis on why something should work
3. Not looking at the data before interpreting results
4. Not having a naive baseline model
5. Incorrect out-sample testing
6. Incorrect out-sample testing: applying preprocessing to full dataset
7. Incorrect out-sample testing: cross-sectional data & panel data
8. Not considering which data is available at point of decision
9. Subtle Overtraining
10. "need more data" fallacy
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Gift will allow MIT researchers to use artificial intelligence in a biomedical device
πΉby Maria Iacobo
Researchers in the MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) have received a gift to advance their work on a device designed to position living cells for growing human organs using acoustic waves. The Acoustofluidic Device Design with Deep Learning is being supported by Natick, Massachusetts-based MathWorks, a leading developer of mathematical computing software.
βOne of the fundamental problems in growing cells is how to move and position them without damage,β says John R. Williams, a professor in CEE. βThe devices weβve designed are like acoustic tweezers.β
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πΉby Maria Iacobo
Researchers in the MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) have received a gift to advance their work on a device designed to position living cells for growing human organs using acoustic waves. The Acoustofluidic Device Design with Deep Learning is being supported by Natick, Massachusetts-based MathWorks, a leading developer of mathematical computing software.
βOne of the fundamental problems in growing cells is how to move and position them without damage,β says John R. Williams, a professor in CEE. βThe devices weβve designed are like acoustic tweezers.β
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Gift will allow MIT researchers to use artificial intelligence in a biomedical device
With a gift from MathWorks, researchers in the MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering will develop a device designed by artificial intelligence with the potential to replace damaged organs with lab-grown ones.
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Neural Networks and Deep Learning (Course 1 of the Deep Learning Specialization)
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π»HOW TO SOLVE 90% OF NLP PROBLEMS: A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
πΉby Emmanuel Ameisen
Whether you are an established company or working to launch a new service, you can always leverage text data to validate, improve, and expand the functionalities of your product. The science of extracting meaning and learning from text data is an active topic of research called Natural Language Processing (#NLP).
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πΉby Emmanuel Ameisen
Whether you are an established company or working to launch a new service, you can always leverage text data to validate, improve, and expand the functionalities of your product. The science of extracting meaning and learning from text data is an active topic of research called Natural Language Processing (#NLP).
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Publishers are the gatekeepers of modern literature. As technology advances, both traditional publishing houses and self-publishing authors benefit from technology-enabled tools and analytics which were previously not available.
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πΉGoogle leverages computer vison to enhance the performance of robot manipulation
by Priya Dialani
The possibility that robots can figure out how to directly see the affordances of actions on objects (i.e., what the robot can or canβt do with an item) is called affordance-based manipulation, explored in research on learning complex vision-based manipulation skills including grasping, pushing, and tossing. In these #frameworks, affordances are represented as thick pixel-wise action-value maps that gauge how great it is for the #robot to execute one of a few predefined movements in every area.
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by Priya Dialani
The possibility that robots can figure out how to directly see the affordances of actions on objects (i.e., what the robot can or canβt do with an item) is called affordance-based manipulation, explored in research on learning complex vision-based manipulation skills including grasping, pushing, and tossing. In these #frameworks, affordances are represented as thick pixel-wise action-value maps that gauge how great it is for the #robot to execute one of a few predefined movements in every area.
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Google Leverages Computer Vision to Enhance the Performance of Robot Manipulation
A Google and MIT team research whether pre-trained visual representations can be utilized to improve a robot's object manipulation performance using computer vision.
πΉFacial recognition in retail banking and IP surveillance
by Priya Dialani
In the last decade, we have seen an increase in the utilization of innovation in numerous business segments to improve and better connect with customers. This is particularly valid in the banking and finance division. Since the beginning of the #digital_revolution facial recognition has been picking up prominence over touch and type based interactions because of the convenience it offers without settling on the security of transactions. #Facial_recognition is one of the various ways banks can diminish friction in customersβ experience and increase productivity and availability.
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In the last decade, we have seen an increase in the utilization of innovation in numerous business segments to improve and better connect with customers. This is particularly valid in the banking and finance division. Since the beginning of the #digital_revolution facial recognition has been picking up prominence over touch and type based interactions because of the convenience it offers without settling on the security of transactions. #Facial_recognition is one of the various ways banks can diminish friction in customersβ experience and increase productivity and availability.
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πΉData Engineer VS Data Science
π»The reign of data is upon us
this quote is something management consultants preach to their corporate customers. many looking to exploit their data. But a good first step to do this would be up front investment is data engineering.
π»Who are Data Engineers?
Data engineers typically are responsible for #processing raw data and extracting that from source systems. They also build the #ingestion_layer, and the #infrastructure to process and enrich the data.
π»Data Engineers and the business
They should have the technical chops but also be able to work directly on product teams, or Scrums alongside of subject matter experts and data scientists.
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π»The reign of data is upon us
this quote is something management consultants preach to their corporate customers. many looking to exploit their data. But a good first step to do this would be up front investment is data engineering.
π»Who are Data Engineers?
Data engineers typically are responsible for #processing raw data and extracting that from source systems. They also build the #ingestion_layer, and the #infrastructure to process and enrich the data.
π»Data Engineers and the business
They should have the technical chops but also be able to work directly on product teams, or Scrums alongside of subject matter experts and data scientists.
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π»Skills Needed to Become a Data Scientist (Learn, Grasp, Implement)
By DATAFLAIR TEAM
A data scientist is better statistician than any software engineer and better engineer as compared to any statistician. A data scientist is termed to be the βsexiest job of the 21st century.
π»Do not miss out this article !
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A data scientist is better statistician than any software engineer and better engineer as compared to any statistician. A data scientist is termed to be the βsexiest job of the 21st century.
π»Do not miss out this article !
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π»Is Deep Learning Overhyped?
With all of the success that deep learning is experiencing, the detractors and cheerleaders can be seen coming out of the woodwork. What is the real validity of deep learning, and is it simply hype?
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With all of the success that deep learning is experiencing, the detractors and cheerleaders can be seen coming out of the woodwork. What is the real validity of deep learning, and is it simply hype?
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Is Deep Learning Overhyped? - KDnuggets
With all of the success that deep learning is experiencing, the detractors and cheerleaders can be seen coming out of the woodwork. What is the real validity of deep learning, and is it simply hype?
π»Why Deep Learning is Radically Different From Machine Learning
πBy Carlos Perez
There is a lot of confusion these days about Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL), yet the distinction is very clear to practitioners in these fields. Are you able to articulate the difference?
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πBy Carlos Perez
There is a lot of confusion these days about Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL), yet the distinction is very clear to practitioners in these fields. Are you able to articulate the difference?
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πΉHow Deep Learning is Accelerating Drug Discovery in Pharmaceuticals
πby Kevin Vu
The goal of this essay is to discuss meaningful machine learning progress in the real-world application of drug discovery. Thereβs even a solid chance of the deep learning approach to drug discovery changing lives for the better doing meaningful good in the world.
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πby Kevin Vu
The goal of this essay is to discuss meaningful machine learning progress in the real-world application of drug discovery. Thereβs even a solid chance of the deep learning approach to drug discovery changing lives for the better doing meaningful good in the world.
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How Deep Learning is Accelerating Drug Discovery in Pharmaceuticals - KDnuggets
The goal of this essay is to discuss meaningful machine learning progress in the real-world application of drug discovery. Thereβs even a solid chance of the deep learning approach to drug discovery changing lives for the better doing meaningful good in theβ¦
π»Recent Advances for a Better Understanding of Deep Learning
πBy Arthur Pesah.
A summary of the newest deep learning trends, including Non Convex Optimization, Over-parametrization and Generalization, Generative Models, Stochastic Gradient Descent (SGD) and more.
πΉCurrent areas of deep learning theory research, by dividing them into four branches:
1. Non Convex Optimization
2. Overparametrization and Generalization
3. Role of Depth
4. Generative Models
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πBy Arthur Pesah.
A summary of the newest deep learning trends, including Non Convex Optimization, Over-parametrization and Generalization, Generative Models, Stochastic Gradient Descent (SGD) and more.
πΉCurrent areas of deep learning theory research, by dividing them into four branches:
1. Non Convex Optimization
2. Overparametrization and Generalization
3. Role of Depth
4. Generative Models
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π»THE RISE OF COMPUTER VISION TECHNOLOGY
πby Preetipadma
A lot of factors have contributed to the revolutionizing success of AI. Computer Vision is one of those driving elements. It is a sequential integration of three distinct processes, i.e. acquisition of images or visual stimuli from the real world in the form of binary data, image processing in form of edge detection, segmentation matching and lastly analysis and interpretation. From augmented reality games to self-driving cars to Appleβs Facial Unlock feature, it has deeply impacted our life. And this influence is not free of consequences. However, on the flip side, it has been welcomed with generally encourage reviews.
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πby Preetipadma
A lot of factors have contributed to the revolutionizing success of AI. Computer Vision is one of those driving elements. It is a sequential integration of three distinct processes, i.e. acquisition of images or visual stimuli from the real world in the form of binary data, image processing in form of edge detection, segmentation matching and lastly analysis and interpretation. From augmented reality games to self-driving cars to Appleβs Facial Unlock feature, it has deeply impacted our life. And this influence is not free of consequences. However, on the flip side, it has been welcomed with generally encourage reviews.
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πVia: @cedeeplearning
link: https://www.analyticsinsight.net/the-rise-of-computer-vision-technology/
#computervision #deeplearning
#neuralnetworks #imagedetection
#selfdrivingcars #machinelearning
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π»Tech one, escape zero: Bodycams evolve with facial recognition
πΉFacial recognition (FR) is enjoying a positive reception and widespread application these days. Enterprise, law enforcement and consumers are adopting FR to facilitate everything from administrative tasks, arresting suspects and unlocking cellphones. Although statistics that show law enforcement benefiting from employing facial recognition are still fresh, and typically center on petty criminals to date, many airports all over the world (but notably in the US) are also employing the technology for security and ease of boarding purposes.
πΉSold to customers on the back of improved boarding speeds, airports are ideal venues to witness the facial recognition-enhanced consumer experience, while merging it with security concerns.
πΉAmerican police officers have begun employing live facial recognition in their bodycams, a move authorities insist will aid police in their tasks and eliminate human error.
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π»Tech one, escape zero: Bodycams evolve with facial recognition
πΉFacial recognition (FR) is enjoying a positive reception and widespread application these days. Enterprise, law enforcement and consumers are adopting FR to facilitate everything from administrative tasks, arresting suspects and unlocking cellphones. Although statistics that show law enforcement benefiting from employing facial recognition are still fresh, and typically center on petty criminals to date, many airports all over the world (but notably in the US) are also employing the technology for security and ease of boarding purposes.
πΉSold to customers on the back of improved boarding speeds, airports are ideal venues to witness the facial recognition-enhanced consumer experience, while merging it with security concerns.
πΉAmerican police officers have begun employing live facial recognition in their bodycams, a move authorities insist will aid police in their tasks and eliminate human error.
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πVia: @cedeeplearning
πOther social media: https://linktr.ee/cedeeplearning
link: https://www.analyticsinsight.net/tech-one-escape-zero-bodycams-evolve-facial-recognition/
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#imagerecognition #imagedetection
#deeplearning #neuralnetworks
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