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SML: Scalable Machine Learning Class (with video lectures)

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Re: SML: Scalable Machine Learning Class (with video lectures)

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Skimming the slide set #1 (Systems) is highly useful, even for people that don't do machine learning.

For example, he covers the frequency of hardware failure, and also gives latencies for different operations (L1 cache read, disk read, etc.)

Slide 25 lists many different types of data on the web, categorized. This jumped out at me because, reading the list in one big picture got the gears in my head turning about potential data sources, and what could be done with them.

Re: SML: Scalable Machine Learning Class (with video lectures)

#4
Heh, because confusing ML the language with "machine learning" wasn't enough, let's introduce SML so that we can confuse it with Standard ML :P.

The ML/ML conflict actually forces me to backtrack reading some sentences simply because I always assume the person is talking about the language.

Re: SML: Scalable Machine Learning Class (with video lectures)

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Has anyone watched these yet? This is what I've been interested in lately and would like to know what people think about the videos.

I watched some of the videos they are quite good. The data streams lectures are definitely worth a watch: http://alex.smola.org/teaching/berkeley2012/streams.html.
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