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With automated cars communicating with each other (machine-to-machine communications - thus the word connected cars), could we envision the following futurist scenario:Cars exchange their…Continue
Book: Deep Learning With Python
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From First Model, To State-of-the-Art ResultsDeep learning is the most interesting and powerful machine learning technique right now.Top deep learning libraries are available on the Python ecosystem…Continue
Kaggle Releases Data Sets About Global Warming: Make your own Predictions
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Analyze the data, make your own conclusions about global warming and climate change (especially predictions), and post your results in the comment section below: this article will be featured and…Continue
Book: Mastering Python for Data Science
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About This BookMaster data science methods using Python and its librariesCreate data visualizations and mine for patternsAdvanced techniques for the four fundamentals of Data Science with Python -…Continue
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This was posted as a question on StackExchange. The state of the art of non-linearity is to use rectified linear units (ReLU) instead of sigmoid function in deep neural network. What are the advantages? I know that training a network when ReLU is used would be faster, and it is more biological inspired, what are the other advantages? (That is, any disadvantages of using sigmoid)?…See More
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Deep Learning Networks: Advantages of ReLU over Sigmoid Function
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This was posted as a question on StackExchange. The state of the art of non-linearity is to use rectified linear units (ReLU) instead of sigmoid function in deep neural network. What are the advantages? I know that training a network when ReLU is used would be faster, and it is more biological inspired, what are the other advantages? (That is, any disadvantages of using sigmoid)?…
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Recently Google DeepMind announced AlphaGo Zero — an extraordinary achievement that has shown how it is possible to train an agent to a superhuman level in the highly complex and challenging domain of Go, ‘tabula rasa’ — that is, from a blank slate, with no human expert play used as training data.
It thrashed the previous reincarnation 100–0, using only 4TPUs instead of 48TPUs and a single…
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Book: Machine Learning: a Probabilistic Perspective
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Today’s Web-enabled deluge of electronic data calls for automated methods of data analysis. Machine learning provides these, developing methods that can automatically detect patterns in data and then use the uncovered patterns to predict future data. This textbook offers a comprehensive and self-contained introduction to the field of machine learning, based on a unified, probabilistic approach.
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