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8 reasons machine learning projects fail——
🔸 Doing ML for wrong reasons
🔸 ML not needed
🔸 Bad data
🔸 Poor problem framing
🔸 Model ≠ product
🔸 Bad infrastructure
🔸 No trust from stakeholders
🔸 Production failures
🔸 Doing ML for wrong reasons
🔸 ML not needed
🔸 Bad data
🔸 Poor problem framing
🔸 Model ≠ product
🔸 Bad infrastructure
🔸 No trust from stakeholders
🔸 Production failures
Skills to impress data science employers:
🔸 Data engineering
🔸 Model deployment
🔸 Cloud-based services
🔸 Infrastructure as code tools
🔸 Communication and storytelling
The last one is especially important
🔸 Data engineering
🔸 Model deployment
🔸 Cloud-based services
🔸 Infrastructure as code tools
🔸 Communication and storytelling
The last one is especially important
AI investment in drug design and discovery increased significantly: “Drugs, Cancer, Molecular, Drug Discovery” received the greatest amount of private AI investment in 2020, with more than USD
13.8 billion, 4.5 times higher than 2019.
13.8 billion, 4.5 times higher than 2019.
Don't have enough data to train your model? Fret not! Use the synthetic one!
👉🏼 Synthetic data is artificially generated data that is not collected from real world events! It replicates the statistical components of real data without containing any identifiable information, ensuring individuals' privacy.
🧠 Synthetic data can be used for many applications:
- Privacy
- Removing Bias
- Balancing Datasets
- Augment Datasets
👉🏼 Where to generate it from and how?
Open Source Project YData Synthetic: This repository contains material on GANs for synthetic data generation, especially regular tabular data and time-series. It consists a set of different GAN architectures developed using Tensorflow 2.0. An example Jupyter Notebook is included, to show how to use the different architectures.
Link: https://github.com/ydataai/ydata-synthetic
👉🏼 Synthetic data is artificially generated data that is not collected from real world events! It replicates the statistical components of real data without containing any identifiable information, ensuring individuals' privacy.
🧠 Synthetic data can be used for many applications:
- Privacy
- Removing Bias
- Balancing Datasets
- Augment Datasets
👉🏼 Where to generate it from and how?
Open Source Project YData Synthetic: This repository contains material on GANs for synthetic data generation, especially regular tabular data and time-series. It consists a set of different GAN architectures developed using Tensorflow 2.0. An example Jupyter Notebook is included, to show how to use the different architectures.
Link: https://github.com/ydataai/ydata-synthetic
GitHub
GitHub - ydataai/ydata-synthetic: Synthetic data generators for tabular and time-series data
Synthetic data generators for tabular and time-series data - ydataai/ydata-synthetic
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Code generation using machine learning. You draw ✍️ and Machine can create a code for you.....
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For most Python implementations different threads do not execute at same time: they merely appear to.
Threads may be running on different processors but they merely appear to.
But how to achieve multiple tasks running simultaneously?
Just think 🤔 will share answer tomorrow if none responded to this.
For most Python implementations different threads do not execute at same time: they merely appear to.
Threads may be running on different processors but they merely appear to.
But how to achieve multiple tasks running simultaneously?
Just think 🤔 will share answer tomorrow if none responded to this.
Encoding methods for categorical features:
🔸 One-hot encoding
🔸 Label encoding
🔸 Mean target encoding
🔸 Weight of evidence
🔸 Embeddings
🔸 One-hot encoding
🔸 Label encoding
🔸 Mean target encoding
🔸 Weight of evidence
🔸 Embeddings
Encryption and Decryption in Python
Documentation
https://github.com/iampython-team/PythonAdvancedConcepts/blob/main/Topic_1_Encryption/Encrption.pdf
Source Code
https://github.com/iampython-team/PythonAdvancedConcepts/tree/main/Topic_1_Encryption
Video
https://youtu.be/bE7fl6qN-LY
Documentation
https://github.com/iampython-team/PythonAdvancedConcepts/blob/main/Topic_1_Encryption/Encrption.pdf
Source Code
https://github.com/iampython-team/PythonAdvancedConcepts/tree/main/Topic_1_Encryption
Video
https://youtu.be/bE7fl6qN-LY
GitHub
iampython-team/PythonAdvancedConcepts
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Please follow the github account and will be adding more projects everyday including doc
Difference between loss function and cost function
A loss function is for a single training example. It is also sometimes called an error function. A cost function, on the other hand, is the average loss over the entire training dataset. The optimisation strategies aim at minimising the cost function.Types of Loss Functions in ML (Common)
1. Least squared - Linear Regression
2. Logistic -Logistic Regression
3. Hinge - SVM
4. Cross Entropy - Neural Networkf-string
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one way of String formatting
The f prefix and use {} brackets to evaluate values.
Available since 3.6 version
Refer PEP 498
Usage 1:
>>> name="Raja"
>>> f"Hello, {name}"
'Hello, Raja'
>>>
Usage 2 :
>>> f'4*5'
'4*5'
>>>
Usage 3:
>>> sport='BaseBall'
>>> f'{sport.lower()}'
'baseball'
>>>
Going forward use this format in your projects
-------------------------
one way of String formatting
The f prefix and use {} brackets to evaluate values.
Available since 3.6 version
Refer PEP 498
Usage 1:
>>> name="Raja"
>>> f"Hello, {name}"
'Hello, Raja'
>>>
Usage 2 :
>>> f'4*5'
'4*5'
>>>
Usage 3:
>>> sport='BaseBall'
>>> f'{sport.lower()}'
'baseball'
>>>
Going forward use this format in your projects