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Learning Machine Learning

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Covers concrete recipes and working code: a Naive Bayes classifier in ~78 lines of code that classifies English vs French, a live Twitter sentiment stream that scores tweets -5 to +5, and a toy genetic algorithm that repeatedly evolves arrays until it finds four numbers summing to 200—often within a few hundred generations (examples show 256 and 96). Code is provided in JavaScript and PHP on GitHub, demos run live and the classifiers and GA actually converge.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 3:45About me
  3. 4:08Our office
  4. 5:00Agenda
  5. 5:26Artificial Intelligence
  6. 6:01What is Artificial Intelligence
  7. 9:10What is Machine Learning
  8. 11:19Microsoft Bot
  9. 13:13Deep Learning
  10. 15:56Unsupervised
  11. 16:49Knavebased classifier
  12. 17:08Bayes theorem
  13. 18:06Nuts in chocolate
  14. 19:39Classification
  15. 20:45Demo
  16. 28:44Genetic Algorithm
  17. 29:51How does it work
  18. 31:17Autodesk Dreamcatcher
  19. 37:49Academic Example
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