Chatbots are the hot thing right now. Many surveys claim that XX% of companies plan to deploy a chatbot in Y years. Consider the infographic below that describes the chat...
Last week I posted the first of a three-part series on basic data programming with Python. For that article, I resurrected scripts written 10 years ago that deployed co...
A researcher from the IICSE University DE, United States, has come up with trivial examples that put down the 6-Degree Theory, the theory that made Kevin Bacon appear in...
Understanding the maths behind forward and back propagation is not very easy. There are some very good – but also very technical explanations. For example : The Matrix ...
If you want to determine the optimal number of clusters in your analysis, you’re faced with an overwhelming number of (mostly subjective) choices. Note that there...
Problem statement Price and quantity sold are the two determinants of business revenue/profit. At higher price the revenue is expected to be high. But this is not the cas...
It has been popularly noted that artificial intelligence would be like the ultimate version of Google. With recent advancements in research and technology, Artificial Int...
Naive Bayes is a deceptively simple way to find answers to probability questions that involve many inputs. For example, if you’re a website owner, you might be inte...
Lecture notes for the Statistical Machine Learning course taught at the Department of Information Technology, University of Uppsala (Sweden.) Updated in March 2019. Aut...
Hadoop and Spark are software frameworks from Apache Software Foundation that are used to manage ‘Big Data’. There is no particular threshold size which classi...