006 📧 - Big AI News in Generative Art from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Yesterday, the group behind another impressive model called Latent Diffusion Model release the full source code along with the trained weight of their model!
Yacine Mahdid
Should you Quit your PhD?
The answer is yes.
Learning Machine Learning
A lot of people want to learn machine learning these days. But the daunting bottom-up curriculum that most ML teachers propose is enough discourage a lot of newcomers.
005 📧 - Are AIs model becoming sentient?
AI's are making waves once again fueled by consciousness claim hype. Before we head into another AI winter, let's try to reduce the hype (just enough to still get funding and calm everyone expectation).
004 📧 - Gradient Descent Simply Explained
Some concepts in machine learning may at first glance look extremely opaque and difficult to grasp. Yet, most are pretty accessible and simple.
However, they are usually clouded by terminology you don't understand or heavy math notations. When you are faced with one such concept that is stumping you:
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Shannon Entropy from Theory to Python
Being able to quantify the amount of information in a sequence is important in many fields and applies to many data set.
Shannon Entropy is one such information theory method that given a random variable and historic about this variable occurrence can quantify the average level of information!
Generation of 3D Art with AI + Project Management in Data Science! 🗿
Generating art with AI is surprisingly easy! Here are 5 links to get you started!
First Edition of Weekly AI Newsletter 2022 🎅
This week I'll be sharing 5 books on Machine Learning that I highly recommend. No particular order, I read all of them and they were truly helpful throughout my PhD!
Reproducing my own research paper after a year and a half of publishing!
A year and a half ago I've published a paper using some code I've created! In this blog post I've checked out if I would be able to reproduce it easily!
Kolmogorov Complexity to Compress DNA Sequences Using Python ?
> Pls I want to use kolmogrov complexity to compress DNA sequences using python
can I have someone that can guild me with the code
It's not the first time that someone asked me to help out when complexity
measures are applied to some sort of biological analysis. Applying the
complexity