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www.ethanrosenthal.com
How would you build a machine learning algorithm to solve the following types of problems? Predict which medal athletes will win in the olympics. Predict how a shoe will fit a foot (too small, perfect, too big). Predict how many stars a critic will rate a movie. If you reach into your typical toolkit, you'll probably either reach for regression or multiclass classification. For regression, maybe you treat the number of stars (1-5) in the movie critic question as your target, and you train a model using m... |
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lukesingham.com
This post goes through a binary classification problem with Python's machine learning library scikit-learn. |
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tcode2k16.github.io
a random blog about cybersecurity and programming |
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andrevala.com
This week I was mostly focused on Microsoft Fabric, but I also read interesting articles on Computer Vision, Azure AI Document Intelligence, Embeddings and Vector Search. I'm also recommending a few GitHub repos around AI topics, two papers related to Large Language Models and more. Happy learning! |
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