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Weekly Selection – June 21, 2019

Algorithmic Solutions to Algorithmic Bias: A Technical Guide

By Joyce Xu – 16 min read

I want to talk about technical approaches to mitigating algorithmic bias.


Why you’re not a job-ready data scientist (yet)

By Jeremie Harris – 6 min read

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from the data science mentorship startup I work at, it’s this: getting feedback on your data science job application or interview is virtually impossible.


What 70% of Data Science Learners Do Wrong

By Dan Becker – 3 min read

Lessons Learned from Repeatedly Smashing My Head With a 2-Meter Long Metal Pole For A College Engineering Course


10 Simple hacks to speed up your Data Analysis in Python

By Parul Pandey – 8 min read

Tips and Tricks, especially in the programming world, can be very useful. Sometimes a little hack can be both time and life-saving.


Introduction to Neural Networks

By Matthew Stewart, PhD Researcher – 16 min read

A detailed overview of neural networks with a wealth of examples and simple imagery.


How to Work With Stakeholders as a Data Scientist

By Sam Barrows – 8 min read

What I Would Have Told Myself When I Started


Top 10 Statistics Mistakes Made by Data Scientists

By Norm Niemer – 7 min read

A data scientist is a "person who is better at statistics than any software engineer and better at software engineering than any statistician".


Why are p-values like needles? It’s dangerous to share them!

By Cassie Kozyrkov – 8 min read

There’s a war on p-values… and both sides are wrong


An End to End Introduction to GANs

By Rahul Agarwal – 11 min read

I bet most of us have seen a lot of AI-generated people faces in recent times, be it in papers or blogs.


The Non-Technical AI Guide

By Niklas Donges – 13 min read

According to McKinsey, AI will create an estimated $13 trillion of GDP growth between now and 2030.


Text Classification in Python

By Miguel Fernández Zafra – 17 min read

This article is the first of a series in which I will cover the whole process of developing a machine learning project.


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