In this DataPoint, Frank talk to Brian Moran about Global Azure Bootcamp, Databricks, AI, and life at Microsoft.As this is Mr. Moran’s third appearance, this makes him Data Driven’s first ever threepeat guest.
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In this interview I did for the PASS Data Science Virtual Chapter, I talk with Greg Nelson about the five best practice areas of analytics and the importance of design thinking as a tool to help us design and deliver analytic products and services that create value for organizations.
The one and only Siraj Raval takes a closer look at Hashgraph.
BBC Click explores the future of automation in agriculture and the role of AI in growing our food in the future.
In this video from the Ignite conference last September, watch the latest additions to the Cognitive Toolkit, which offer a Python API, as well as a GUI to have a non‐disruptive experience from data load through operationalization with all the steps in between.
The goal is to support classification, object detection and image similarity use case. This is a work in progress. In this session, they demonstrate only a classification pipeline.
Darya Hvizdalova is a member of the international research & development company GoodAI which focuses on building a general artificial intelligence software program that will automate cognitive processes in science, technology, business and other fields.
In this TEDx talk, she speaks about how each of us can participate in the process. .
Watch Cha Zhang, Principal Applied Science Manager from Microsoft Research,m explain the Cognitive Toolkit (aka CNTK).
CNTK is Microsoft’s open source deep learning toolkit that runs over 80% of the internal deep learning workload of Microsoft, including Cortana, HoloLens, Office, and more.
This video demonstrates how to use the CNTK libraries to build out a simple image classifier using a neural network.
Here’s an interesting interview with Josh Dillon, who works on Tensorflow.
In this video, he discusses working on the Distribution API, which is based on probabilistic programming. Watch this video to find out what exactly probabilistic programming is, where the use of Distributions and Bijectors comes into play, & how you can get started. Subscribe to our channel to stay up to date with Google Developers.
Adam from Guy in a Cube rounds up the latest happenings in the Power BI world, including GDPR.
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