Deep learning is one of the hottest topics in today’s digital world. Everyone wants to know just how much potential this tool has in terms of revolutionizing technology and whether or not it will be able to introduce utopian elements such as intelligent autonomous systems (chatbots, self-driving cars, etc.). However, before one delves into the […]
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Hyper Parameter Tuning… What’s That?
The Rise of Deep Learning In the span of a few years, deep learning has taken the world by storm and has established itself as a very powerful tool under many applications such as image classification, anomaly detection, natural language processing, and much more. This became possible especially through the emergence of deep neural networks, […]
Predicting Suicide Rates Using Linear Regression
Hi everyone! I’m taking an online deep learning with PyTorch course, which has turned out to be a really enjoyable experience. That being said, for our second assignment, our core focus was on building a Linear Regression model that predicts insurance charges. I sure finished that assignment. However, to spice things up a bit, I […]
NFL Team Ranking Approximation From 1970 – Current
Yesterday was the last day of my semester and a great day to put one of my favorite models, the Massey Method, from linear algebra to good use. As I revisited my linear algebra book to look back at all that we’ve learned through out the semester, the idea of finding out how NFL teams […]