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Show HN: Automunge, Put Simply(medium.com)
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Ensembles and Ensembles of Ensembles(medium.com)
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Getting Started with Data Science(medium.com)
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by nicholast 6y ago
Ok this is actually more along the lines of “Mind bending books to write and never be the same as before”, as in I wrote it and has certainly had that kind of impact. I wrote a collection of essays documenting various interests like machine
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Show HN: Automunge (The Preprint)(medium.com)
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Show HN: Specification of Derivations with Automunge(medium.com)
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by nicholast 7y ago
I am building a platform to prepare tabular data for machine learning. It's a python library that has options for automated numerical encoding, and can also serve as a platform for feature engineering. It's pretty cool you should
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Show HN: An Automunge Tutorial(medium.com)
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Show HN: Automunge Explained (in brief) – video and transcript(medium.com)
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by nicholast 7y ago
I'm not sure if counts as a newsletter but the essays published semi-regularly in From the Diaries of John Henry are like, I don't know, pretty cool. https://www.turingsquared.com
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Probabilistic Programming Possibilities(medium.com)
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by nicholast 7y ago
Check out "From the Diaries of John Henry", a collection of essays on material like machine learning, quantum computing, and entrepreneurship. https://www.turingsquared.com
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Automunge in a Nut Shell(twitter.com)
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by nicholast 7y ago
This already kind of exists with Wolfram language's built in knowledge-base.
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by nicholast 7y ago
This question better posed as "Are any books worth it?", a much easier one to answer, then if yes it naturally follows with "Which books are worth it?", and I am sure there are several heuristics available to help approx
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by nicholast 7y ago
I think I've heard that exposure to high variance in temperature can contribute. For example by storing CD's in your car.
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by nicholast 7y ago
In case might help anyone, found that the graphics on this TDS piece were very helpful for intuiting the principles of teacher / student distillation discussed in the link. https://towardsdatascience.com/knowledge-disti
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What quitting your job to start a company looks like(medium.com)
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Quantum Supremacy (A Nature Journal)(medium.com)
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IsFraud? Kaggle benchmarking of automated data-wrangling(medium.com)
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Show HN: An Intro to Automunge(medium.com)
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by nicholast 7y ago
Check out my collection of essays "From the Diaries of John Henry". It's not exclusively about neural networks, also covers ground like quantum computing and complexity theory. Book 3 goes into detail about the development of
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by nicholast 7y ago
Transparency builds trust.
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Show HN: Data wrangling for ML process diagram(medium.com)
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by nicholast 7y ago
HI THOUGHT I'D SHARE SOME PRETTY USEFUL STUFF FOR DATA SCIENTISTS. I JUST REALIZED I ACCIDENTALLY HAVE THE CAPS LOCK ON BUT YOU KNOW WHAT THAT FIRST SENTENCE IS ALREADY TYPED SO JUST GOING TO GO WITH IT. I'M NOT SHOUTING!!!
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Show HN: Preparing Data for Machine Learning with Automunge(medium.com)
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by nicholast 8y ago
Hi there happy to share that Automunge has just rolled out the new version 1.78 with some really neat new features, including: - feature importance evaluation - choices between manual and automated selection of processing functions - choice
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Automated data-wrangling demo notebook and presentation(medium.com)
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by nicholast 8y ago
Academic math: deriving precise solutions to predictive equations (eg @NateSilver538) Risk taker math: evaluating exposure to potential distributions (eg @nntaleb) With whom would you invest? Also, a useful heuristic to detect charlatans. O
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by nicholast 8y ago
I also recommend checking out the open source Automunge tool for automated data wrangling at automunge.com

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