thinkr42

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   by thinkr42 10y ago

   Completely agree. There's a lot of nuance in these algorithms, they're not as cut and dry as simply calling a package method and oftentimes they aren't optimized to your use case. I work in Machine Learning, specifically on N
2. 32.▲
   by thinkr42 10y ago

   More like 'analyst' in how easily it is thrown around. Calling a built in function in python or R is just about equivalent to calling one in Excel. Sure, you can claim that folks need to know more about what is going on, but hones
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   by thinkr42 10y ago

   This post is a joke. Seriously, it amazes me that the entire industry seems fixated on a handful of techniques, just like they were with random forests 10 years ago, just like they were on SVMs ten years before that, just like they were bas
4. 34.▲
   by thinkr42 10y ago

   Find it entertaining that a GLM is the best method to detect whether a job or job class is at risk.