It was some time ago that a friend of mine suggested I might like a Watson experience. This week, I had some time on my hands and decided to take a peek using a bit of data I've gathered. Curvaceous Learning In wanting to get to know the technology prior to investment, I tried to logon to IBM's site and found that there were no learning options available without a … [Read more...] about A Watson Experience
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DAGsHub and Weights & Biases Comparison
In a discussion with a colleague concerning model tracking and data version control, I was introduced to another versioning tool called Weights & Biases. In a previous article, I shared my first impression about DAGsHub. This is a comparison on DAGsHub and Weights & Biases. To perform the comparison, I followed this DAGsHub tutorial. DAGsHub: DAGsHub … [Read more...] about DAGsHub and Weights & Biases Comparison
Hello DAGsHub
I'm investigating and considering different technologies that I want to make use of as I enhance my author classification tool. A complication in the project involved the number of memory errors that I was receiving as I accessed the resources that are available on the Gutenberg website. One solution that I implemented, involved accessing, cleaning, and saving the data to a … [Read more...] about Hello DAGsHub
Adventures in Natural Language Processing
Much like Alice, the data grows, the data shrinks, it goes in full of complexity and comes out simplified. This is a tale wherein we find our authors based on a few sentences. First, meet Gutenberg. Gutenberg is a website that contains a collection of works wherein the US copyright has expired. A few of these books are available via one of the NLTK libraries; but it's a … [Read more...] about Adventures in Natural Language Processing