The following is an article by Alaeddine Abdessalem and Alex C-G of Jina AI. Since the start of Jina, we’ve supported building Flows – namely pipelines of microservices. Now we’re breaking those microservices out of the Flow and letting you deploy them stand-alone in the form of an Executor and Deployment.... Read more

The following is an article by Alaeddine Abdessalem and Alex C-G of Jina AI. Large Language Models (LLMs) have recently gained a lot of traction, with many popular models showing up like GPT, OPT, BLOOM and more. These models excel at learning natural language, making them... Read more

There are many well-known libraries and platforms for data analysis such as Pandas and Tableau, in addition to analytical databases like ClickHouse, MariaDB, Apache Druid, Apache Pinot, Google BigQuery, Amazon RedShift, etc. While machine learning frameworks and platforms like PyTorch, TensorFlow, and scikit-learn can perform data... Read more

Data visualization is becoming increasingly popular, meaning open-source tools like Python are more widely used by data scientists and other computer science professionals. A specific type called 3D animation makes information accessible, visually attractive, and appealing to users. Powerful Python libraries enable you to create unique... Read more

Depending on your business needs, you’ll prioritize specific data visualization tools over others. Most businesses favor standard pie charts and bar graphs, but others may select waterfall charts and heat maps.  Depending on your software, you’ll find that some data visualization tools create more stunning visuals... Read more

We all believe that data science is a strong asset to gaining crucial insights from your business data. However, I still find that many people (including those who are already doing data science professionally) are lacking on how data science can provide these insights. This is... Read more

Decision trees can be visualized in multiple ways. Take, for instance, the indentation nodes where every internal and leaf node is depicted as text, while the parent-child relationship is shown by indenting the child with respect to the parent. Indentation diagram| Image by Author Then there is the node-link... Read more