Staying Afloat as a Data Science Writer is Tough but Rewarding
Author(s): Benjamin Obi Tayo Ph.D. Originally published on Towards AI. You have to keep reinventing yourself and keep thinking of new ideas all the time. Once you conceive an idea, work hard to convert the idea into a full article. Photo by …
Anomaly Detection with MIDAS
Author(s): Nunzio Logallo Originally published on Towards AI. How can we detect anomalies more accurately and faster? Anomaly detection in graphs is a severe problem finding strange behaviors in systems, like intrusion detection, fake ratings, and financial fraud. To minimize the effect …
Sparsely Connected Custom model-The Simplest Way
Author(s): Akula Hemanth Kumar Originally published on Towards AI. Making computer vision easy with Monk, low code Deep Learning tool and a unified wrapper for Computer Vision. GoogLeNet architecture has sparsely connected layers instead of densely connected layers. Reference: TDS Have you …
Custom Network with Resnet, Densenet, Inception blocks
Author(s): Akula Hemanth Kumar Originally published on Towards AI. Making computer vision easy with Monk, low code Deep Learning tool and a unified wrapper for Computer Vision. Have you ever thought of experimenting to build a network with different blocks from Resnet, …
The Stop Button Paradox
Author(s): Shivam Mohan Originally published on Towards AI. The stop button paradox has been a long-standing unsolved problem in the field of artificial intelligence, with very few proposed solutions that can convincingly solve, even the toy version of the problem. Letβs see …
Have We Learned our Lessons from Italy and South Korea?
Author(s): Bindhu Balu Originally published on Towards AI. Credits: Tracking Indiaβs Coronavirus Spread[WIP] Explore and run machine learning code with Kaggle Notebooks U+007C Using data from multiple data sources www.kaggle.com Python Code and Data Source Location: BindhuVinodh/Covid-19-India Contribute to BindhuVinodh/Covid-19-India development by …
Flattening the Coronavirus Curve
Author(s): Benjamin Obi Tayo Ph.D. Originally published on Towards AI. What it means, and what we can all do to mitigate the spread Image simulated by Benjamin O. Tayo βStay at home and save lives. Itβs a time of shared national sacrifice, …
Surprisingly Powerful Dataset Exploration Techniques For Rookies
Author(s): Beltus Nkwawir Originally published on Towards AI. Lets explore the COVID-19 dataset and others with interestingly simple yet powerful techniques. Photo by CDC on Unsplash COVID-19 dataset download complete! What now? You must be thinking. That is exactly what I used …
Jupyter Notebook Keyboard Shortcuts for Beginners
Author(s): Magdalena Konkiewicz Originally published on Towards AI. Learn the most important shortcuts to improve your productivity while working with Jupyter notebook editor. Photo by cocoparisinenne on Pixabay When you start with Jupyter notebook most of the people use the menu bar …
Coronavirus Cases in Highly Industrialized Countries
Author(s): Benjamin Obi Tayo Ph.D. Originally published on Towards AI. Italy has been hit the hardest among top industrialized nations. Japan and Russia have the least number of cases and deaths. Italy and the USA are projected to overtake China in the …
AI for Good: Fighting COVID-19 with Data Science
Author(s): Tadeusz Bara-Slupski Originally published on Towards AI. This is the first of two articles about our recent participation in the Pandemic Response Hackathon. Stay tuned for technical details of our CoronaRank solution (Markov Chains, R, Shiny, and how to manipulate a …
3 Ways Linear Models Can Lead to Erroneous Conclusions
Author(s): ___ Originally published on Towards AI. In this article, I will share 3 ways in which linear models can lead to erroneous conclusions. The focus will be on fitting linear models to simulated data and checking whether the resultant estimates are …