Machine Learning Weekly #4

By Richmond Alake

Photo by Maxim Ilyahov on Unsplash

Intro

Here we go, the second month of 2021 is on the way. For me, the onset of February brings a retrospective reflection of the previous month gone past. What new year resolutions did I set at the start of the year that needs a bit of added momentum to keep progressing.

Within the AI industry, the month of February will most likely be like any other month, and We will still observe plenty more innovation and progressive developments.

To align with the AI industry’s continuous development, I’ve taken the task to attain a TensorFlow Developer Certification. Perhaps soon, I’ll journal my experience.

This Week

• Deep Lizard has produced a visualising tool that illustrates the operation of convolutional neural networks.
• Python is the prefered language to develop machine learning applications and model. I recently wrote an article pointing to YouTube resources that will introduce the Python language to beginners.

Tip of the week

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