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Interview with: Sankar Narayanan, Chief Practice Officer at Fractal Analytics

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It is also important to have a strong test and learn culture to encourage rapid experimentation. A playbook for this is to run multiple experiments in parallel and create ‘MVPs’ (fail/learn fast), as well as incorporate feedback mechanisms to enable an improvement loop, and scaling the ones that show the fastest path to ROI.

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AI Adoption in the Enterprise 2021

O'Reilly on Data

We’ll look at this later, but being able to reproduce experimental results is critical to any science, and it’s a well-known problem in AI. In contrast, in our 2018 report, Asia was behind in mature practices, though it had a markedly higher number of respondents in the “early adopter” or “exploring” stages. Bottlenecks to AI adoption.

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Deep Learning Illustrated: Building Natural Language Processing Models

Domino Data Lab

Many thanks to Addison-Wesley Professional for providing the permissions to excerpt “Natural Language Processing” from the book, Deep Learning Illustrated by Krohn , Beyleveld , and Bassens. The excerpt covers how to create word vectors and utilize them as an input into a deep learning model. Introduction.

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Themes and Conferences per Pacoid, Episode 9

Domino Data Lab

2018-06-21). On the other hand, as Lipton emphasized, while the tooling produces interesting visualizations, visualizations do not imply interpretation. ML model interpretability and data visualization. Business stakeholders cannot rely on visualizations to interpret the ML models that their data science teams produce.

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Topics to watch at the Strata Data Conference in New York 2019

O'Reilly on Data

Our call for speakers for Strata NY 2019 solicited contributions on the themes of data science and ML; data engineering and architecture; streaming and the Internet of Things (IoT); business analytics and data visualization; and automation, security, and data privacy. 84 this year, it’s down 20 places from 2018, and down 23 from 2017.)

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