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I think for many people out there, Blockchain is this phenomenon, which is hard to
Tom Cusack
https://towardsdatascience.com/blockchain-explained-in-7-python-functions-c49c84f34ba5 | Blockchain Explained in 7 Python Functions | [
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Blockchain is said to be the biggest technological breakthrough since the internet, with an endless list of
Clement Udensi
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The blockchain will shape the future of multiple industries, yet many people still dont know how it works. We tried to make the blockchain technology explained in a way even a grandma will get.
Vladimir Fedak
https://towardsdatascience.com/blockchain-technology-explained-to-your-grandma-bfea5ba876ac | Blockchain technology explained to your grandma | [
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To understand the difference between a blockchain and a traditional database, it is worth
Shaan Ray
https://towardsdatascience.com/blockchains-versus-traditional-databases-e496d8584dc | Blockchains versus Traditional Databases | [
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March 1March 7, 2018
Kaja Schmidt
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February 22February 28, 2018
Kaja Schmidt
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May 24June 6, 2018
Kaja Schmidt
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June 7June 20, 2018
Kaja Schmidt
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June 21July 4, 2018
Kaja Schmidt
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July 5July 18, 2018
Kaja Schmidt
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March 8March 14, 2018
Kaja Schmidt
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March 29April 4, 2018
Kaja Schmidt
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April 26May 2, 2018
Kaja Schmidt
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May 3May 23, 2018
Kaja Schmidt
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During my job search I have encountered a number of recruiters who are in the position to hire data scientists. However, one of the first things they honestly ask when I speak with them is What is data science? Well I just finished reading Data Science for
Brendan Bailey
https://towardsdatascience.com/book-review-data-... | Book Review: Data Science for Business | [
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How To Set Up a Proper Deep
Jonathan Balaban
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Perhaps it is some kind of Prometheus, chained to the rock. Or Sisyphus, leaning into the rock. Or Satan, bound deep within the
Anthony Repetto
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Big data isnt just for big companies. Every business can use data to learn about customers, target segmented
Gwen Schlefer
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Ive been running my mouth about Data Science since 2014. Constantly. Like it was my job.
Adam Flugel
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When approaching a new dataset, I often think about the best tools to visualize
Jay Franck
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Creating custom machine learning models and hosting them
Thushan Ganegedara
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In my graduate program at the University of Maryland, I was asked to give a presentation on and lead my class in a discussion
Aakash Tandel
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has made its mainstream commercial debut in the
Phani Marupaka
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Earlier this year, I completed the Practical Deep LearningPart 1 course by Jeremy Howards. It was a pragmatic course that teaches you how to practice various deep learning techniques using AWS. AWS was a way to get up and
Kitty Shum
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A Gentle Introduction To Neural Networks Series (GINNS)Part 2
David Fumo
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An introduction to CNN and code (Keras)
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Doing cool things with data!
Priya Dwivedi
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I want to show you that Deep Convolutional Neural Nets are not nearly as
blake west
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A.I. bots in gaming are usually built by hand-coding a bunch of rules that
Chintan Trivedi
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Now-a-days, machine learning has become completely a necessary, effective and
Sambit Mahapatra
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Using CoreML and Swift
Lazim Mohammed
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Using OpenNMT-py to create baseline NMT models
Ceshine Lee
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How to monitor cryptocurrency markets via Twitter: The most readily available
James Thesken
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This year has been a good year, in the sense, I came across two resources that helps me
Koo Ping Shung
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Is your neural network training fast enough?
Haaris Mehmood
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Often when we think of a data science assignment, the main thing that comes to mind is the algorithm technique that needs to be applied. While, that is crucially important, there are many other steps in a typical data science assignment that requires equal attention.
Jahnavi Mahanta
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A step up from business process management to intelligent continuous improvement
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Ive often wondered who names makeup colors. If youve never browsed the cosmetic aisle at your local drugstore, you might not have noticed the flirtatious labels that distinguish an endless array of lipstick shades. For example, Revlon sells Audacious Mauve, Dare
Elle O'Brien
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Artificial Intelligence has become a household word. It has also become a manipulator of all households. The
Jesse Moore
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A comprehensive look at the state of computers and creativity
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Arda G l
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An MRI machine (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is a lumbering beast. Standing at over 7 feet tall, as wide
Hugh Harvey
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We will be seeing how Markov Chains can help us accomplish this task.
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There are a lot of interesting and more scientific problems in Natural Language Processing, but
Claire Lesage
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Whatever your political persuasions, Im guessing that we could all agree that its really hard nowmaybe even harder than, say, ten or twenty years agoto have frank, fruitful, debates about politics with
Velir
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When it comes to business planning and decision making, the demand for the ability
Capturly
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Who is going to win this war of predictions and on what cost? Lets explore.
Alvira Swalin
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GANs, one the biggest
Ganes Kesari
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Towards Data Science began only one year ago on October 21st, 2016.
Cherie Chung
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I like how machine learning has found its way into our lives and how it makes the interaction with technology far more lucid and natural than before. I love how you tube suggests me my next videos to watch based on what I watched
Smrati Gupta
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A look into how the events scene in the United Kingdom has evolved
Aayush Chadha
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Part 1: The Chatbot
Gidi Shperber
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Customer Churn is a metric used to quantify the number of customers who left the company
Priscilla Ara jo
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The goal of this analysis is to create an operating report of Citi Bike for the year of 2017. The following work was
Vinit Shah
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Data Wrangling and Exploratory Data Analysis of Non-Performing
Finn Qiao
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Data Scientist
Matt Kovtun
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A proposed approach using R
Thomas Filaire
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Machine Learning
Anuja Nagpal
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What, Why and How?
Anuradha Wickramarachchi
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Before we jump into the full convolutional neural network, lets first understand the basic underlying
Mandar Deshpande
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Encoding my workflow saves time and effort over the long-run, but it also requires me to be explicit about what my workflow is in the first place.
Schaun Wheeler
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Intuition based series of articles about Neural Networks
Kamil Krzyk
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Dropout
Imad Dabbura
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Why Neural Networks?
Imad Dabbura
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In the previous post, Coding Neural NetworkForward Propagation and Backpropagation
Imad Dabbura
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Pandas is an open source, library providing high-performance, easy-to-use data
Kyle Li
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So youve got your Fitbit over the Christmas break and youve got some New Years
Stephen Hsu
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As you might already know, Ive been making Python and R cheat sheets specifically for those who are just starting out with data science or for those who need an extra help when working on data science problems.
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Since Big SQL version 5.0.1 is out, I wanted to repost on Medium this article I had originally posted on
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If youve been following along this far and have checked out my LinkedIn profile, youve likely already
Stef Bernosky
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If you develop personalization of user experience for your website or an app
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Is it possible to implement a ConvNet that
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In this post, we see inner working of one of the
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The mentor-curated study guide to survive the Coursera
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A NumPy implementation of the famed Convolutional
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Viewing real world statistics skeptically
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Today we are going to compare a random portfolio management of stocks and
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5% OF THE JOB WILL NOT NEED ANY HUMAN AT ALL
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Ive been meaning to finish this course for a while now but every time some other attraction caught
Aadam
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Andrew Ng offers an empowering specialization in AI
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Spoiler alert: Morse code doesnt really need cracking. Its useful because messages can be sent using
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The World Requires Choice and Resolution Re Creators anime.
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Were building Kaggle into a platform where you can collaboratively create all of your AI
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by Tim Stock & Marie Lena Tupot
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UPDATE 12/20/2017 This article will longer be updated as Im moving this project to the following GitHub repository. There you can find an updated list. Please make a PR to help fill in the missing areas and open issues as
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