In a nutshell, Machine Learning is a way to give computers the powers of generalization. And that's what I try to do: put [seemingly complicated] things simply. My posts on Machine Learning (ML) focus mainly on recent cutting edge research, and how to make it accessible to everyone. I felt like many academic guides weren't accessible enough, so I strove to make my guides as clear and practically-focused as possible.
Unsure where to start? Here are some of my best / most popular posts:
Similar tags include Tensorflow, GANs, and Private Machine Learning.
Enjoy!
OpenAI's exclusive licensing of GPT-3 to Microsoft, and what this means for ML engineering
ReadHear me talk about machine learning, aging, drug discovery, and a bunch of other topics
ReadRevisiting a resurging NeurIPS 2015 paper (and 25 best practices more relevant than that for 2020)
ReadCo-Authored by Vinay Prabhu
Neural Style Transfer with binary 0s and 1s instead of floating points in your ImageNet model
ReadCo-Authored by Vinay Prabhu
Bringing back an ancient computer vision technique to effortlessly improve style transfer results
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