Show HN: Fullstack ML – From Notebooks to Deployment
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#2I have absolutely no idea what this is, supposed to do, and what the demo shows.
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#3I came here because I thought this was about the ML programming language, aka Lisp with Types™, but it's about machine learning.
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#4I came here because I thought this was about the ML programming language, aka Lisp with Types™, but it's about machine learning.
The TLA namespace is badly overloaded enough, but it's got nothing on the TLA namespace.
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#6I have absolutely no idea what this is, supposed to do, and what the demo shows.
From the Github: End-to-end machine learning project showing key aspects of developing and deploying real life ml driven application ... a web based ml driven bike trip advisor with trip time prediction
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#7I have absolutely no idea what this is, supposed to do, and what the demo shows.
From what I can tell it's an example application to show how a machine learning project could be turned into a real world web app more or less from start to finish.
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#8I came here because I thought this was about the ML programming language, aka Lisp with Types™, but it's about machine learning.
I made the same mistake most of the time but here with notebook in the title is was obviously Machine Learning.
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#10A few days ago there was this related post on /r/machinelearning
> Book on practical considerations of ML