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As we enter into the holiday months, research and news tend to slow down. And yet, in November alone we found some really exciting work; here is November’s highlighted machine learning research. Conclusion-Supplement Answer Generation for Non-Factoid Questions... Read more
Deep learning has continued its forward movement during 2019 with advances in many exciting research areas like generative adversarial networks (GANs), auto-encoders, and reinforcement learning. In terms of deployments, deep learning is the darling of many contemporary application areas such as computer vision, image recognition, speech... Read more
The field of machine learning has continued to accelerate through 2019, moving at light speed with compelling new results coming out of academia and the research arms of large tech firms like Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook and many more. It’s a daunting task for the down-in-the-trenches... Read more
Every week we’re bringing data science news to you… some highlights include reviewing Facebook’s DeepFovea AI, IBM’s Consortium for Sequencing the Food Supply Chain, and more. Read on: Facebook’s DeepFovea AI promises power-efficient VR foveated rendering In a paper released on November 18th, Facebook introduced a... Read more
In the past, we’ve highlighted some West Coast AI research labs that we think are doing some really incredible work. Now, in an attempt to look past the dominating presence of Silicon Valley, we’re turning our focus overseas and taking a closer look at some of... Read more
As an academic researcher in a previous life, I like to maintain ties to the research community while working in the data science field. I feel that a firm understanding of the origins for the technologies I use in my consulting work: AI, machine learning, and... Read more
Self-driving cars. Less biased crowdsourced data. Automatically generated historical accounts. These are some of the topics data science researchers across the world tackled and published to the arXiv research aggregator out of Cornell University Library in October. [Related Article: The Best Machine Learning Research of 2019... Read more
September has been an impressive month for data science research. Here, we highlight a few innovative and explosive studies released on the arXiv research aggregator out of Cornell University Library. This research dives into some of the most important facets of data science today, including deep... Read more
Introduction The world cup season is here and off to an interesting start. Whoever thought the reigning champions Germany would be eliminated in the group stage 🙁 For the data scientist within you, lets use this opportunity to do some analysis on soccer clips. With the use... Read more
With all the talk about algorithm selection, hyper parameter optimization and so on, you could think that training models is the hardest part of the Machine Learning process. However, in my experience, the really tricky step is to deploy these models safely in a web production... Read more