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PyData Indy 2019

data scientists, python developers, machine learning engineers, research computing staff, data engineers, devops engineers, analytics managers

Jupyter in Visual Studio Code; dockerized Jupyter images; Apache Airflow workflows; scikit-learn model pipelines; TensorFlow and PyTorch GPUs; automated feature transforms; reproducible remote notebooks; NIST big data reference implementation; CI/CD for containerized services; industry 4.0 predictive maintenance; model fairness and adversarial issues; healthcare machine learning constraints

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Road Warrior DeveloperCalvin Hendrix-Parker06m
Claims that a laptop can be left home by showing a reproducible setup: iPad Pro with USB C plus a 40-percent keyboard and a dongle that carries HDMI and USB…
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Big Taco DataChris Pfeiffer05m
Vertical integration yields measurable differences: a machine learning wait-time model predicts delivery times with about a 4.5 minute average error because…
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Making AI More Accessible to the Non-DeveloperRobert Herbig06m
Claim: non-developers use ML workflows without writing code by providing clearer APIs and automation. Concrete work: wrapped scikit-learn and TensorFlow in…
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Jupyter Notebooks in Visual Studio CodeFelix Wyss07m
Visual Studio Code now offers native Jupyter support that launches a kernel and connects to local or remote runtimes, runs cells inline, and shows images and…
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What is Machine Learning, and How Do I Get Started?Alyssa Batula40m
Clear checklist: justification for ML (when a human labels something in under a second), mindset shift away from line‑by‑line coding, concrete data rules of…
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Deep Learning Support at Indiana UniversityBen Fulton34m
Indiana University adds a 12-node expansion to the Carbonate cluster with eight nodes sporting dual P100 NVIDIA GPUs and four with dual V100 GPUs, exposes…
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Data Analytics with the Big Data NIST Reference...Gregor von Laszewski51m
Volume 8 of the NIST Big Data Reference Architecture is accepted last week and a working reference implementation exists: a pipeline converts the OpenAPI 3.0…
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State of Modern ProgramingJustin Bolles20m
Argues that containers let each language do its job and shows a real pipeline that collects 16 data sources, pipes them through Python processing into a…
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Artificial Intelligence: The Future of HealthcareKristin Day41m
Concrete examples and concrete fixes are here: an Amazon resume filter that learned to downgrade women, a Roomba turned off its camera because of a poorly…
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Use Apache-Airflow to Build Data WorkflowsLuther Hill38m
Claims a reproducible, versioned pipeline built with python and Apache-Airflow that replaces brittle cron jobs and tracks state in a metadata database…
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How to Roll your own Dockerized Jupyter EnvironmentPaul Buis36m
Builds a reproducible, cloud-hostable Jupyter notebook image using Docker and the Anaconda stack, with a Dockerfile that exploits layer caching and avoids…
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Business Impact of Industry 4.0Reg Montague41m
High-level survey of Industry 4.0 but with concrete claims: examples of manufacturers achieving measurable gains like $40M saved from reduced downtime…
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