I’ve done the first decision tree It looks all wrong – perhaps it’s me I’ve tried all week – but something’s lacking I’m boosting, bagging – even stacking I’m analysing corporate greed […]
Burning Out
Deep Learning – Part Two
Originally published 22/08/2017 as part of the Bulletproof Technical Blog In part one of I wrote about some of the history and theoretical basics of Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs). Now it’s time to […]
Adventures in Python #2
Two Paths to Comprehension? When I first learned about python’s list comprehensions I remember reading that the easiest way to think about them is as a rolled up for loop. But there’s […]
Deep Learning – Part One
Originally published 21/08/2017 as part of the Bulletproof Technical Blog In this blog and the next I’m covering some of the history and basics of Deep Learning. Earlier this year I went to the […]
5 Things Data Scientists Need To Stop Saying…
“R is Better Than Python / Python is Better Than R” This is all over the Internet exhibiting all the standard tribal behavioural excesses. I’m not going to get into this one […]
Adventures in Python #1
Lately I’ve been getting re-acquainted with the boto libraries for interacting with AWS. The newest version is boto3 which is a more stable service oriented API – very different from the original […]