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Question about connected cars With automated cars communicating with each other (machine-to-machine communications - thus the word connected cars), could we envision the… Started by L.V.	1	May 19, 2016 Reply by Page Schorer
Book: Deep Learning With Python From First Model, To State-of-the-Art Results Deep learning is the most interesting and powerful machine learning technique right now. Top… Started by L.V.	1	Jun 30, 2016 Reply by Patrick J. Hagan
Kaggle Releases Data Sets About Global Warming: Make your own Predictions Analyze the data, make your own conclusions about global warming and climate change (especially predictions), and post your results in the… Started by L.V.	0	Apr 13, 2016
Book: Mastering Python for Data Science About This Book Master data science methods using Python and its libraries Create data visualizations and mine for patterns Advanced tec… Started by L.V.	1	Jun 30, 2016 Reply by Patrick J. Hagan
Cheat sheet: data visualization in Python We have published several cheat sheets recently, click here for the full list: they cover everything from Python to visualization, includin… Started by L.V.	0	Apr 13, 2016
What pays most: R, Python, or SQL? Salary mostly depends on experience, education, location, industry, and unfortunately, factors such as gender. Also, most data scientists h… Started by L.V.	11	Oct 23, 2018 Reply by Julia Kravchenko
The scariest use of machine learning Just like nuclear physics, machine learning, AI, and data science can be used either for the better of for the worse. You can make either u… Started by L.V.	6	Dec 13, 2016 Reply by MI
What are the differences between prediction, extrapolation, and interpolation? Interpolation is a mathematical technique to estimate values of an unknown function f(x) for specific arguments x in some interval [a, b],… Started by L.V.	9	Sep 11, 2016 Reply by Jacob Zahavi
Free Book: Probabilistic and Statistical Modeling in Computer Science From Algorithms to Z-Scores:Probabilistic and Statistical Modeling in Computer Science. By Norm Matloff, University of California, Davis. … Started by L.V.	3	Jun 3, 2016 Reply by Kostyantyn Borysenko
How to design computer systems that keep data alive for 100 years? I am just curious about how digital data is kept alive for like a hundred years. Obviously, so far, there is not a single chip or computer… Started by L.V.	1	Mar 14, 2016 Reply by Franz Dill