Augmented Reality is beginning to push the paradigms of previous expectations as the ability to recognize cards by appearance and orientation opens up the possibility of ...
This article was written by Matthew Hughes. CS 106A is Stanford University’s introductory programming course. The module – which is also available to view on YouTub...
This article was written on OpenAI. We’ve created images that reliably fool neural network classifiers when viewed from varied scales and perspectives. This challenge...
If you team is evaluating privacy-preserving synthetic data, three factors will usually come into consideration: Does synthetic data solve my problem? Does the technology...
As I learn about data privacy, I’m starting to realize how large the ecosystem is. I focused here on a category that spans across the data privacy landscape, Privacy E...
Summary: As we have become ever more enamored with DNNs, and their accuracy and utility has been paced only by their complexity we will need to answer the question of whe...
A summary of the book “Introduction to Statistical Learning” in jupyter notebooks Whenever someone asks me “How to get started in data science?”, I usually recomm...
In the previous article, we have tried to model the gold price in Turkey per gram. We will continue to do that to find the best fit for our data. When we chose the KNN a...
You’re a writer on AI, ML, or various and sundry other data-oriented TLAs, and you’d like to write an article for Data Science Central. Great! This article is...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang proposed an idea which the media has labelled ‘Huang’s law’ along the lines of Moore’s law. Moore’s predicts that the number of transi...