Introducing 🔥GeoTorch🔥, my student Mario L Casado's cool new library for optimization on interesting Riemannian manifolds. It handles Stiefel varieties, Grassmannians, and Lie groups! If you're thirsty for deep learning on SO(n), check it out :)
https://t.co/5Aawk0F8wP
Explore the #Algorithms of #DataScience & #MachineLearning in their business applications context in this surprisingly informative book:
“#DataMining Techniques for Marketing, Sales and Customer Relationship Management” (3rd Ed.): https://t.co/yw7DavgJ2g
#CRM#CX#BigData#AI
regression is basically to find best curve to fit the scattered points in the data , which can be used in continuous numerical labels, in the other side classifiers are used to categorize your data into groups of two or more the labels don't have to be numerical
#MachineLearning
supervised #MachineLearning in life cycle
(1) split your data (training / test)
(2) train the training data to create a model
(3) test the model using the test data
(4) check its accuracy (if bad modify your model or check your data)
(5) use it to predict with different data
a scalar [ ] = rank 0 tensor (requires no directions)
a vector [n]= rank 1 tensor (requires one directions)
a matrix [n,m]= rank 2 tensor (requires two directions)
in the RHS a tensor of [4,4,2] it is like having two matrices of size 4 by 4 in a single container
#TensorFlow
Beautiful overview of Bayesian Methods in ML by @shakir_za at #MLSS2020. Left me pondering about many things beyond Bayesian Inference. Thank you Shakir🙏
Quote of the day: “The cyclist, not the cycle, steers.“🚴♀️
🎤 P-I: https://t.co/yWR4BSJlw5
🎤 P-II: https://t.co/ipwwYCgGC4
We just open-sourced differentiable SDE solvers in PyTorch:
https://t.co/v1f08mjgCq
Now you can put stochastic differential equations in your deep learning models, and neural nets in your SDEs! Credit to @lxuechen.
🎉 Introducing... Methods! We are now tracking 730+ building blocks of machine learning: optimizers, activations, attention layers, convolutions and much more! Compare usage over time and explore papers from a new perspective. Browse the catalogue here: https://t.co/XGFUzV3ELU
#MachineLearning in life cycle
(1) get the data ready
(2) split your data
(3) train one part
(4) test the another
(5) observe the error
(6) try to improve the model (don't over fit)
(7) use it to predict