Building Differentially Private Machine Learning Models Using TensorFlow Privacy
Towards Data Science highlights this talk from the Toronto Machine Learning Summit, which introduces differential privacy and its use cases, discuss the new component of the TensorFlow Privacy library, and offer real-world scenarios for how to apply the tools. In recent years, the world has become increasingly data-driven and individuals and organizations have developed a […]
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How to Make a Jumping Circuit
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Frank
- March 24, 2020
- actuator
- altium
- Arduino
- backflip robot
- bionic
- bionic jumping robot
- bouncing
- bouncing robot
- carl bugeja
- circuits
- cute robot
- DIY
- diy electronics
- easy
- Electronics
- engineer
- flexible motors
- flexible pcb
- flexible pcb actuators
- jump
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- jumping robot
- leaping
- leaping robot
- magnets
- Malta
- micro
- micro robot
- Motor
- motors
- pcb
- pcb robot
- pcbs
- Raspberry Pi
- Robot
- Robotics
- Robots
- salto
- sensor
- simple
- simple robot
- soft
- soft robotics
- Tech
- tiny robot
You may have seen hydraulics on cars, but Carl Bugeja shows you how to make PCBs jump. In this video I created a new flexible PCB actuator prototype with an attempt at making it bounce
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Create Event Driven Machine Learning Workflows
In this video, learn how you can use Azure Event Grid and Azure Machine Learning to trigger and consume machine learnings events. We talk about why eventing is important and how you can enable scenarios such as run failure alerts and retraining models. Jump To: [00:50] What is Event Grid? [01:32] Why is this useful? […]
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How to Build On Mars
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Frank
- March 24, 2020
- 3d printing
- architectural visualization
- architecture
- B1M
- building
- building on mars
- cgi
- CGI software
- colonising mars
- Construction
- Design
- design museum
- eckersley o' callaghan
- Elon Musk
- engineering
- epic games
- european space agency
- Fred Mills
- Future
- hassell
- lightfield london
- living on mars
- Mars
- mars habitat
- moving to mars
- NASA
- Robotics
- Robots
- science
- Space
- Space Exploration
- space travel
- SpaceX
- The B1M
- TheB1M
- Unity
- unreal engine
- xavier de kestelier
Swarms of robots 3D printing from martian dust, cutting-edge engineering, NASA-recognised designs and inflatable pods that feel just like home. This is how we build on Mars. Read the full story on this video, including images and useful links, here – https://www.theb1m.com/video/this-is-how-we-build-on-mars
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Deep Q Learning is Simple with PyTorch
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Frank
- March 24, 2020
- deep q learning
- deep q learning 2020
- deep q learning agent
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- deep q learning example
- deep q learning lunar lander
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- deep q learning tutorial
- how to code deep q learning
- machine learning course
- openai gym tutorial
- pytorch tutorial
- Q Learning
- q learning algorithm
- q learning example
- Reinforcement Learning
Machine Learning with Phil has a great tutorial on how to do Deep Q Learning in PyTorch. The PyTorch deep learning framework makes coding a deep q learning agent in python easier than ever. We’re going to code up the simplest possible deep Q learning agent, and show that we only need a replay memory […]
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