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This problem appeared as an assignment in the online coursera course Convolution Neural Networks by Prof Andrew Ng, (deeplearing.ai). The description of the problem is taken straightway from… Read More »Deep Learning & Art: Neural Style Transfer – An Implementation with Tensorflow in Python
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Summary: Digital Twins is a concept based in IoT but requiring the skills of machine learning and potentially AI. It’s not completely new but it… Read More »Digital Twins, Machine Learning & AI
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I came across a jaw-dropping article from the Brookings think tank two weeks ago. The column noted that “household employment data reported by the Bureau of Labor… Read More »Jobs, Education, and R
The level in this article is for college students familiar with calculus, This material will be also of interest to college professors looking for new… Read More »Four Interesting Math Problems
