Submit a talk on data

Submit a talk on data

Submit talks on data engineering, data science, machine learning, big data and analytics through the year – 2019

##This space is open for submitting proposals on data engineering, data science, machine learning, big data and analytics through the year in 2019.

We will host data events round the year, in 2019. Talks for these conferences will be selected from here. Submit a proposal any time.

##Should you have queries, write to us on fifthelephant.editorial@hasgeek.com or call us on 7676332020

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Abhijith Chandraprabhu

@abhijithc

Introductory workshop on Computational Machine Learning

Submitted May 1, 2018

You have been hearing about machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) everywhere. You have heard about computers recognizing images, generating speech, natural language, and beating humans at Chess and Go. In this workshop, you will be learning the math and program the math of AI, for example we start by hand coding all the components of a neural network, without calling any libraries. The concepts will be taught in Julia, a modern language for numerical computing and machine learning. We will eventually use Flux, which is a Julia machine learning stack, written 100% in Julia, to build some deep learning applications like image recognition and language detection.

The takeway from this workshop is good understanding of the first principles of deep learning and ability to build elegant high-performance deep learning applications.

Outline

  1. Some Motivations for Machine Learning
  2. Data - Key to AI and ML
    a. Computer Representation of Data
  3. Modeling Data
    a. Functions and parameters
    b. Data fitting by varying parameters
    c. Quantifying how far we are from the goal: the loss function
  4. What is Learning
    a. Motivation: Fitting Parameters By Hand
    b. “Learning by Nudging”: The Process of Descent¶
  5. Introduction to Neurons
  6. Build neural networks

Requirements

  1. Not to shy away from getting into some mathematical concepts
  2. Commitment to strive towards understanding the concepts and program for applications
  3. Regular attendance and timely completion of assignments
  4. Active participation in the classes
  5. Commitment to follow on work or projects in order to apply the concepts in real life

Speaker bio

Abhijith is currently working as a data scientist at Julia Computing, Bangalore. Previous to that he worked as data scientist at Gramener, Hyderabad.

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Hosted by

The Fifth Elephant - known as one of the best data science and Machine Learning conference in Asia - has transitioned into a year-round forum for conversations about data and ML engineering; data science in production; data security and privacy practices. more