Ajit jaokar's Blog – January 2019 Archive (4)
Learn #MachineLearning Coding Basics in a weekend – a new approach to coding for #AI
Added by ajit jaokar on January 30, 2019 at 12:00pm — 374 Comments
Advice to a fresh graduate for getting a job in AI/ Data Science
After a recent webinar, I was asked about advice for getting a job in AI for a fresh graduate
This is a good question and not often answered
Here are my thoughts
Background
- Firstly, AI is a vast topic. Everyone has a limited view on AI based on their personal…
Added by ajit jaokar on January 21, 2019 at 2:22pm — No Comments
The Mathematics of Data Science: Understanding the foundations of Deep Learning through Linear Regression
Note: This is a long post, but I kept it as a single post to maintain continuity of the thought flow
In this longish post, I have tried to explain Deep Learning starting from familiar ideas like machine learning. This approach forms a part of my forthcoming book. You can connect with me on Linkedin to know more about the book. I have used this approach in my teaching. It is based on ‘learning by…
ContinueAdded by ajit jaokar on January 14, 2019 at 12:29pm — 2 Comments
AI / Machine learning Cloud APIs: AWS – Azure - GCP - our experience
Most of us start working with specific programming languages like TensorFlow and Pyspark
So, we are relatively not so used to working with Cloud APIs.
But Cloud APIs for Machine Learning and Deep Learning can make your life a lot easier in building AI and Machine Learning services
Of course, the Cloud APIs have a cost – but they…
ContinueAdded by ajit jaokar on January 5, 2019 at 2:00pm — 1 Comment
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