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Learning Machine Learning

Talkat iJS 2018 Spring · 2018-04-11..04-13· [machine-learning, javascript]
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Demos basic implementations in JavaScript: a Naive Bayes classifier built in ~78 lines that tokenizes words to distinguish English vs French, a simple sentiment counter using Twitter streams to compare “hockey” vs “football,” and a genetic algorithm that evolves a population of 200 four-number individuals to find numbers summing to 200 (examples converge after ~12,610 to 27,000 generations). Mentions neural nets and TensorFlow.js as the heavier option.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 5:17Artificial Intelligence
  3. 6:06Examples in real life
  4. 8:13Machine Learning
  5. 12:52Deep Learning & Big Data
  6. 13:56Neural Networks
  7. 18:32Bayes Theorem
  8. 20:14Probability that a chocolate has nuts
  9. 20:47Do round, light chocolates have nuts?
  10. 27:33Sentiment Analysis
  11. 40:18Genetic Algorithm in code
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