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Does just training a model get you a good job nowadays? I don't think anyone competent hiring people would be impressed by that, except at garbage places with g
by make3 6y ago
Does just training a model get you a good job nowadays? I don't think anyone competent hiring people would be impressed by that, except at garbage places with garbage hiring managers
- thewarrior 6y agoWouldn’t it be enough for entry level ? What else would you expect for an entry level ML position at a small company
- laichzeit0 6y agoI would expect an entry level person to be able to verbally answer basic questions such as: - Explain why an NN with n nodes across multiple hidden layers can model a more complex structure than an NN with n nodes but only one hidden layer. - When using an NN, when is it appropriate and not appropriate to utilize a cross-entropy cost function? - Why can a single perceptron not approximate an XOR operation? - Why is neural network (NN) training data divided into three sets: training, generalisation, and validation? What is the purpose of each? Must the three sets be mutually exclusive? Etc.
- make3 6y ago"- Explain why an NN with n nodes across multiple hidden layers can model a more complex structure than an NN with n nodes but only one hidden layer." I'd be curious to hear your answer on that one.