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The Conference for Machine Learning Innovation

6
Aug

Neural networks with PyTorch

PyTorch is currently one of the most popular frameworks for the development and training of neural networks. It is characterized above all by its high flexibility and the ability to use standard Python debuggers. And you don’t have to compromise on the training performance. 
12
Nov

Too many ideas, too little data – Overcome the cold start problem

The cold start problem affects both startups as well as established companies. Nonetheless, it also provides a great opportunity to collect new data with your customer’s problem in focus. How do you solve the cold start problem and arrive at a useful data pipeline? We talked to ML Conference speakers Markus Nutz and Thomas Pawlitzki about all this and more.
9
Nov

“Designing proper data collection today improves the quality of ML outcomes tomorrow”

Machine learning may have all sorts of use cases, but forecasting? In honor of the upcoming ML Conference, we talked to Philipp Beer about how data scientists can utilize ML in statistical forecasting. We talk about the advantages and disadvantages of modern vs. classical methods, how can one decide between the two, and where should they turn when they need good predictions for their business KPIs.
15
May

Preparing Text Input for Machine Learning

ML Conference-Speaker Christoph Henkelmann says machine learning is basically nothing more than a numbers game. We’ve taken a closer look at what he means by that and and asked him to explain the principles of word processing from the point of view of a machine in more detail.
20
Apr

Cracking open the black box of Neural Networks

The countdown to the Machine Learning conference in Berlin keeps ticking. We spoke with ML conference speaker and ML6 head of Applied Research Xander Steenbrugge about the “black box problem” in neural networks. Catch more of AI expert Xander Steenbrugge during his keynote talk, session, and workshop.

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