Machine Learning 101 slidedeck: 2 years of headbanging, so you don't have to
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#2I was absolutely convinced by the title that this would be a link to a research blog post about an analysis of hair motion at metal shows.
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#3I really wish that they hadn't decided on having moving images behind the text you are supposed to be reading.
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#4I really wish that they hadn't decided on having moving images behind the text you are supposed to be reading.
Agreed - but that's only a small portion in the beginning. The bulk of it is fine.
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#5Gold!
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#6The presentation goes straight from from linear regression and classification to computer vision and reinforcement learning.
The practical value of ML/AI is what’s in between and is something that isn’t often discussed between all the hype. ML/AI can be used to build models which work well with nontabular data (e.g. text and images), and can solve such regression/classification problems more cleanly. (and with tools like Keras, they’re as easy to train and deploy as a normal model)
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#7I was absolutely convinced by the title that this would be a link to a research blog post about an analysis of hair motion at metal shows.
Me too; After I read Perceptron I fast forward lol
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#8If I understand correctly those are slides from a Googler (Not sure if those slides have corporate approval), that probably have as a side goal to showcase that Google is a fun place to do ML.
Not that I am judging or anything but, the author's personal website http://www.jasonmayes.com/ whose link is displayed multiple times is a giant ad to get hired elsewhere and show at least some desire for other career opportunities. Not sure if that reflects greatly on the company.
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#9The slide titled “A note on dimensionality” reminded me of this xkcd: https://www.xkcd.com/547/
“That would be (very) bad.”
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#10If I understand correctly those are slides from a Googler (Not sure if those slides have corporate approval), that probably have as a side goal to showcase that Google is a fun place to do ML. Not that I am judging or anything but, the author's personal website http://www.jasonmayes.com/ whose link is displayed multiple times is a giant ad to get hired elsewhere and show at least some desire for other career opportun…
Given the number of plugs for Google products/projects/research (especially near the end) it's probably intended to be more of an ad for Google.