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PyData Warsaw 2019

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Claims that AI systems amplify existing prejudice with concrete examples of biased AI increasing societal bias, shows available trusted AI tooling from cloud…
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The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence - What...Vince Madai39m
Argues for concrete evidence not abstract warnings: cites Google labeled people as gorillas and later fixed translation bias, shows a speech-based Alzheimer…
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Trusted AI – Building Reproducible, Unbiased and...Romeo Kienzler28m
Presents concrete methods and working Python code for reproducible, auditable machine learning by capturing experiment provenance and dataset lineage, using…
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Transfer Learning - Entering a new era in NLPMalte Pietsch45m
Transfer learning is now practical: BERT and Transformer variants move from papers to production, Google reports BERT serving ~10% of US search queries, and…
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Machine Learning can't do the thinkingInga Strumke41m
The core claim is that no AGI yet and urgent attention belongs to data and ethics not speculation about sentient machines The talk names concrete systems and…
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Disease Modeling with Scipy and PyMCDean Langsam30m
Uses SciPy ODE solvers and PyMC MCMC to fit interpretable compartmental models to Israeli Ministry of Health data, estimating the force of infection (beta)…
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The NLU OrchestraAmit Beka28m
Claims that linear pipelines fail for real conversations and replaces them with a DAG of micro-models that each expose a small, standardized output contract so…
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Reproducible Machine LearningMateusz Opala30m
Argues that reproducibility fails from missing data versions, hidden randomness, and untracked experiments and gives concrete fixes: Netguru uses mlflow and…
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TrashAsistant: A kivy App, which uses Deep Neural Networks...Olgun AYDIN, Krystian Zieliński29m
Prototype mobile app built with kivy app that classifies trash photos using VGG16 transfer learning and a custom top, trained on about 4,000 images. Two…
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Posterior Collapse in Deep Generative modelsMichał Jamroż28m
Evidence shows vanilla VAE on CelebA 64×64 (≈200k images, 150k train) with a 32‑D latent often posterior collapses into the prior, so reconstructions preserve…
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Learning to rank with the TransformerTomasz Bartczak, Radoslaw Bialobrzeski29m
Applies the Transformer encoder with self‑attention to score whole item lists and reports measurable NDCG gains: on Web30k (30,000 queries) the model beats…
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Analysing Russian Troll Tweets data with PythonMia Polovina38m
Analysis uses the FiveThirtyEight/Clemson dataset (about 2,98 million tweets from 2,848 handles) with Python for cleaning, UMAP clustering and time-series…
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Anyone can Build Great Deep Learning Applications - Deep NumpyCyrus Vahid30m
Claims that existing NumPy code runs unchanged but on GPU via Deep Numpy, with MXNet NDArray compatibility and multi‑GPU parallelism. Demonstrates transfer…
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How to manage data-related projects and not fail (too often)?Jakub Nowacki28m
Compares CRISP‑DM and Scrum, argues for Kanban over Scrum for exploratory data work, breaks roles into data analyst/data scientist/machine‑learning‑engineer…
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Visual SearchMarcin Tuszyński28m
Walks through building Allegro's visual search engine with concrete results and tools: ResNet embeddings extracted from the penultimate layer, perceptual DCT…
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Football video analysis using Deep LearningJacek Komorowski35m
Combines classical CV and tailored CNNs (inspired by SSD) to detect ball and players from CCTV‑style long shots, trains on ~1,000 manually labeled frames and…
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Transfer learning for image recognition in healthcare...Michał Kierzynka30m
Experiments use ImageNet‑pretrained Inception v3 and ResNet plus a small custom CNN on four datasets (histopathology patches for cancer, retinal scans ~4k…
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keras-fsl: Fast Model Builder for Production-Ready Few...Clément Walter24m
A reusable framework built on tf.keras that implements metric-learning pipelines for few-shot problems, providing model implementations, dataset loaders, and…
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How to numerically represent semi-structured log data for...Marcin Kowiel24m
Pipeline converts raw logs into embeddings and normalization rules and evaluates anomaly detection on real data rather than promises. Uses a character‑ngram…
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Sound Modelling - parametric methods and deep learning...Pawel Cyrta30m
Compares concrete parametric pipelines — source‑filter models, SMS tools and the WORLD model — with learned generators like WaveNet/Magenta and Melotron…
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Generative Text Modelling: Scratching the surfaceTomasz Dziopa25m
Overview gives concrete results not hype it compares 3-layer LSTM character model trained on 16 MB Polish Wikipedia on Google Colab producing readable Polish…
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In the service of the history. AI in archivistics.Adrian Boguszewski, Natalia Ziemba-Jankowska30m
A pipeline labels and recognizes faces on archival photos and ships as working prototypes, not slides. Trained on a long‑tailed set with 250k published and 37…
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What's coming in Apache Airflow 2.0Jarek Potiuk32m
Apache Airflow 2.0 is not backwards compatible and moves to Python 3 only; a team generates about 130 operators with a code-generator that speeds productivity…
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Command line language – where NLP and cyber security meetsZuzanna Kunik26m
Built a pipeline called CMDLang framework that tokenizes shell input with bashlex plus a custom splitter, trains POS and NER models and surfaces anomalous…
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How to effectively extract image features – let’s play with...Filip Geppert22m
Concrete pipelines and working scripts using OpenCV 4+ pythonic API: one project builds HSV + color masks, erosion/dilation, Canny edges and HoughLinesP to…
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Predicting flight compensation - a case studyAdam Witkowski30m
A machine learning pipeline verifies EU compensation claims using purchased flight and METAR weather data, trained with about 250 features on LightGBM and…
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Machine Learning on big data in security applicationsYury Kasimov, Olga Petrova27m
Avast says it runs Python with Apache Spark and Kafka over HDFS to process hundreds of terabytes and ~450 million samples, extracting 500+ static features…
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Adding Narrative to BI Dashboards with Natural Language...Žygimantas Medelis26m
Claims that adding generated sentences to dashboards makes data actionable and speeds work by automating repetitive reports. Uses Accelerate Text (NLG) paired…
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Geospatial analysis made easy with PostGIS and GeoalchemyNicolas Pierre, Ioana Gherman30m
Shows how PostGIS stores shapefiles and OpenStreetMap extracts, how PostGIS spatial index and bounding boxes cut million‑polygon queries down to milliseconds…
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How to structure PySpark applicationPrzemek Chrabka30m
Shows a concrete PySpark app layout: extract input/output and app name to a config file, add a main entrypoint that loads a job from a jobs package, move UDFs…
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Modern Machine Learning flow with Quilt and PolyaxonRobert Kostrzewski34m
Shows a concrete ML workflow: Quilt (S3‑backed data versioning) as an alternative to DVC for dataset packages, metadata and revision switching; Polyaxon on…
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Automation: Build A Training PipelineVarun Kochar23m
www.pydata.org Many of us knows how to train & deploy ML models in cloud, but doing so have we become redundant. Running multiple experiments in single…
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ML model from an idea to production with the help...Martyna Urbanek-Trzeciak25m
Python pipeline moves a video‑ad completion idea into production using pandas, NumPy, scikit‑learn and TensorFlow with an in‑house Sroka data connector. A…
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TDD shouldn't be TDDiousChris Sidebottom29m
Shows concretely how notebook exploration becomes a tested pipeline: extracts a Pokemon notebook into small functions, uses pandas and CSV fixtures, stitches…
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Unsupervised learning for news summarisationJakub Kubajek26m
Unsupervised pipeline extracts topics from ~400 articles per day, built for Polish and running in production at the Chancellery for eight months. It scrapes…
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How we personalized onet.pl with multi-armed banditsArtur Bujak, Dominik Rusiecki27m
Personalization on onet.pl uses multi-armed bandits to pick ten articles from hundreds for ~11 million monthly users, with implementations of epsilon‑greedy…
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How to efficiently model learner’s knowledge with...Mikolaj Olszewski, Mateusz Otmianowski31m
Recreates Deep Knowledge Tracing with recurrent nets and entity embeddings and reports concrete results and engineering lessons the model uses an embedding…
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Sentiment analysis of tweets in Polish language using deep...Joanna Piwko27m
Detects five emotions — happiness anger sadness fear disgust — for Polish tweets using a pipeline that goes from collection to model training. Data come from…
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Machine Learning Spacecraft Designing for CybersecurityMarina Volkova25m
Claims near perfect detection on validation sets using scikit-learn SVM and MLP, trained on about 660000 generated samples collected from pen test labs and…
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Detection of solar panels based on aerial images of the city of...Michel Voss18m
Claims automated detection yields a citywide lower bound of 476 panels found across the sample area, about 2% of buildings, using high‑resolution aerial TIFFs…
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