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Class imbalance is common in real-world datasets. For example, a dataset with examples of credit card fraud will often have exponentially more records of non-fraudulent activity than those of fraudulent cases. In many applications, training your model on imbalanced classes can inhibit model functionality if predictive... Read more
Bayesian models offer a method for making probabilistic predictions about the state of the world. Key advantages over a frequentist framework include the ability to incorporate prior information into the analysis, estimate missing values along with parameter values, and make statements about the probability of a... Read more
The uses of machine learning are expanding rapidly. Already in 2019, significant research has been done in exploring new vistas for the use of this technology. Gathered below is a list of some of the most exciting research that has been undertaken in the realm of... Read more
There are many opportunities in applying machine learning, whether as an individual developer or in a business. But how do you get started? This talk provides an overview that separates fact from fiction and proposes processes to find opportunities for applying ML. This includes understanding where... Read more
Over the next 18 months, companies will be completing the R&D phase of their AI/ML investments and will be deploying their models and algorithms to production. The proper execution of deploying your AI/ML models will separate the organizations who see an ROI on AI from those... Read more
Recommendation systems are among the most familiar applications of machine learning and artificial intelligence. Not only are these systems valuable to consumers who may be looking for anything from new shows to watch or a better options for airfare, but they are also important to the... Read more
(See part 1 here.) Now you may ask yourself: how do DTs know which features to select and how to split the data? To understand that, we need to get into some details. All DTs perform basically the same task: they examine all the attributes of... Read more
Lots of businesses want to use machine learning, but few are ready to integrate machine learning into a real-life context of operations. Dr. Mufajjul Ali, Data Solutions Architect for Microsoft, outlines how Microsoft is addressing these needs and offers some advice for businesses looking to operationalize... Read more
In the beginning, learning Machine Learning (ML) can be intimidating. Terms like “Gradient Descent”, “Latent Dirichlet Allocation” or “Convolutional Layer” can scare lots of people. But there are friendly ways of getting into the discipline, and I think starting with this guide to decision trees is... Read more
During the industrial revolution, the rise of physical machines required organizations to systematize, forming factories, assembly lines, and everything we know about automated manufacturing. During the first tech boom, Agile systems helped organizations operationalize the product lifecycle, paving the way for continuous innovation by clearing waste... Read more