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Machine Learning

The High Bar: Learnings From Working on Amazon Go

On Friday, February 7th of 2020, I concluded the Amazon Go episode of my career! Working on such a unique problem space and with a remarkable team of talent has been encouraging of

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Machine Learning

A Reminder To Review Your Model Outputs, Not Just Metrics

This is a lightweight reminder to review both the data going into your models, and the predictions it produces - not just your performance metrics. In recent history I was testing out an

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Machine Learning

Sleeves Hiding Hands: Making a subreddit powered by machine learning

Over the last month I've been working on an ML-powered subreddit called /r/SleevesHidingHands. What started as nothing more than a "what if" idea, turned out to be a great learning experience in

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Machine Learning

Making Music with Machine Learning

This'll be a quick talk over work I'm doing with NSynth and other ML-powered tools to expand my music production possibilities. What's Going On Here? I'm using machine learning to create new instruments

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Machine Learning

A Search Engine for ML Resources: MLPleaseHelp

Last weekend, I launched another open source project for the benefit of machine learning practitioners. Rather than helping you build out your infrastructure like the Parris tool does, this one is a simple

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Machine Learning

Released Today: Parris, The Automated ML Training Tool.

Today marks a momentous occasion - today is the first day of 2018! Here's hoping your celebratory activities were in equal parts memorable and enjoyable. Other than the new year arriving today, today

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Machine Learning

ML By Redditors, For Redditors: /r/learnmachinelearning Project Proposals and Challenges

You notice how it takes me weeks on weeks to get new posts up? That's intentional, as you'll only see posts when I have something substantive to contribute, and I only take the

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Machine Learning

Follow-Up: Predicting Server Capacity with Linear Regression ML

Hey all! Had a little bit of progression the linear regression problem I've been working, and have some insights to share. This post is related to this previous post. What I Tried The

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Machine Learning

Predicting Server Capacity with Linear Regression ML

This is a relatively entry-level project I've worked to practice some machine learning. Octave code repository available on Github here[1], and you'll see some snippets throughout. Update 2017/07/16: This post

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