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Weekly Selection – May 31, 2019

An Easy Guide to Gauge Equivariant Convolutional Networks

By Michael Kissner – 12 min read

Geometric deep learning is a very exciting new field, but its mathematics is slowly drifting into the territory of algebraic topology and theoretical physics.


10 New Things I Learnt from fast.ai v3

By Raimi Karim – 14 min read

Everyone’s talking about the fast.ai Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) so I decided to have a go at their 2019 deep learning course Practical Deep Learning for Coders, v3.


Data science for hit song prediction

By Dorien Herremans – 6 min read

Can an algorithm predict hit songs? Let’s explore how we can successfully build a hit song classifier using only audio features, as described in my publication (Herremans et al., 2014).


10 Python image manipulation tools.

By Parul Pandey – 7 min read

An overview of some of the commonly used Python libraries that provide an easy and intuitive way to transform images.


Why Swift May Be the Next Big Thing in Deep Learning

By Max Pechyonkin – 5 min read

If you are into deep learning, then Swift is a language you should probably start learning


Estimators, Loss Functions, Optimizers – Core of ML Algorithms

By Javaid Nabi – 13 min read

In order to understand how a machine learning algorithm learns from data to predict an outcome, it is essential to understand the underlying concepts involved in training an algorithm.


[The Definite Guide For Creating An Academic-Level Dataset

With Industry Requirements And Constraints](https://towardsdatascience.com/the-definite-guide-for-creating-an-academic-level-dataset-with-industry-requirements-and-6db446a26cb2)

By Ori Cohen – 13 min read Guidelines For Creating Your Own Data, Accompanied by Valuable Information To Aid You When Making Key Decisions.


In 12 minutes: Stocks Analysis with Pandas and Scikit-Learn

By Vincent Tatan – 12 min read

Analyse, Visualize and Predict stocks prices quickly with Python


When and when not to A/B test

By Nikolas Schriefer

Split test vs. multi-armed bandit: simulation, source code and ready-to-use app


Basic Principles to Create a Time Series Forecast

By Leandro Rabelo – 21 min read

Explaining the basics steps to create time series forecasts.


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