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Whats New in Computer Vision and Object Detection? | by TDS Editors | Jul, 2024 – Towards Data Science
4 min read Feeling inspired to write your first TDS post? Were always open to contributions from new authors
Leveraging Python Pint Units Handler Package Part 2 | by Jose D. Hernandez-Betancur | Jul, 2024 – Towards Data Science
Create your customized unit registry for physical quantities in Python Image generated by the author using OpenAIs DALL-E. Real-world systems, like the supply chain, often involve working with physical quantities, like mass and energy
UAMS Awarded $1.3M for High School-Focused Tech and Data Science Program – Arkansas Business
The program will target underserved students in Northwest Arkansas. (Photo provided by UAMS) UAMS has been awarded a $1.3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for its Arkansas Technology and Data Science in Health and Medicine (AR Tech-DaSH) program. The five-year grant from the NIHs National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) will support an outreach exposure program focused on technology and data science in health and medicine for high school students, teachers and the community, primarily in northwest Arkansas
Exploring Medusa and Multi-Token Prediction | by Matthew Gunton | Jul, 2024 – Towards Data Science
Speculative Decoding was introduced as a way to speed up inferencing for an LLM. You see, LLMs are autoregressive, meaning we take the output token that we just predicted and use it to help predict the next token we want.
An Off-Beat Approach to Train-Test-Validation Split Your Dataset | by Amarpreet Singh | Jul, 2024 – Towards Data Science
Generated with Microsoft Designer We all require to sample our population to perform statistical analysis and gain insights. When we do so, the aim is to ensure that our samples distribution closely matches that of the population.
Perception-Inspired Graph Convolution for Music Understanding Tasks | by Emmanouil Karystinaios | Jul, 2024 – Towards Data Science
This article discusses MusGConv, a perception-inspired graph convolution block for symbolic musical applications 10 min read In the field of Music Information Research (MIR), the challenge of understanding and processing musical scores has continuously been introduced to new methods and approaches. Most recently many graph-based techniques have been proposed as a way to target music understanding tasks such as voice separation, cadence detection, composer classification, and Roman numeral analysis. This blog post covers one of my recent papers in which I introduced a new graph convolutional block, called MusGConv, designed specifically for processing music score data
A Weekend AI Project: Object Detection with YOLO on PC and Raspberry Pi | by Dmitrii Eliuseev | Jul, 2024 – Towards Data Science
Running the Latest YOLO v10 Model on Different Hardware YOLO Objects Detection, Image by author Computer vision can be an important part of ML apps of different scales, from $20,000 Tesla Bots or self-driving cars to smart doorbells and vacuum cleaners. It is also a challenging task because, compared to a cloud infrastructure, on real edge devices, the hardware specs are often much more constrained. YOLO (You Only Look Once) is a popular object detection library; its first version was made in 2015.
Catching online scammers: our model combines data and behavioural science to map the psychological games cybercriminals play – The Conversation Canada
When fictions most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, needed to solve a crime, he turned to his sharp observational skills and deep understanding of human nature. He used this combination more than once when facing off against his arch-nemesis, Dr James Moriarty, a villain adept at exploiting human weaknesses for his gain. This classic battle mirrors todays ongoing fight against cybercrime.
Online Data Science Training Programs Market size is set to grow by USD 6.54 billion from 2024-2028, Increasing job prospects boost the market,…
NEW YORK, July 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The global online data science training programs market size is estimated to grow by USD 6.54 billion from 2024 to 2028, according to Technavio, with a CAGR of 34.73% during the forecast period. This growth is driven by increasing job prospects and a trend towards microlearning and gamification
Master This Data Science Skill and You Will Land a Job In Big Tech Part I | by Khouloud El Alami | Jul, 2024 – Towards Data Science
11 min read Are you a data scientist dreaming of landing a job in Big Tech but youre not sure what skills you need to get there? Well, Ive got a secret weapon that could be just what you need to land your dream job in top tech companies. A few months ago, I wrote this article about all the essential skills you need to get hired by the best tech firms, and today, were going to focus on one of those crucial skills: Experimentation.