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A glimpse into a Data Scientist’s work - implementing algorithms from research papers

Talkat Reversim Summit 2019 · 2019-06-16..06-17· [machine-learning]
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Shows a practical workflow for taking machine‑learning research papers and implementing the algorithms they describe, with concrete tips drawn from academic and industry experience. Uses deep learning algorithms as example implementations and focuses on how to approach, interpret and translate research into working code.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:41Algorithms Are Described in Research Papers
  3. 0:56Choose Your Algorithm Wisely
  4. 1:26Reading the Paper for the First Time
  5. 1:41Make sure to Understand Everything
  6. 1:56Read Previous Works to Understand Used Methods and Fill Missing Params
  7. 2:11Draw the Flow of the Algorithm
  8. 2:26Discuss the Algorithm with Friends and colleagues
  9. 2:41Know Your Framework
  10. 2:56First Implement Essential Parts and Then Add Improvements
  11. 3:26Avoid Common Mistakes - Useful Resources
  12. 3:41Optimize Only After the Algorithm Works WHAT DO WESAYTOFREMATURE OPTIMIZATION?
  13. 4:11It Is Time to Reproduce the Paper's Results
  14. 4:26Apply Changes to Fit Your Specific Task
  15. 4:41Recap
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