If the mention of “Transformers” brings to mind the adventures of autonomous robots in disguise you are probably, like me, a child of the 80s. However, a different kind of transformers is what a lot of people… Read More »Transformers – Self-Attention to the rescue
I am very pleased to announce that the final draft of my book “Statistics and Data Science with Python” has been completed. It has been a pleasure to write and use examples referencing some of… Read More »Statistics and Data Visualisation with Python – Final Draft
Now Reading: The Fabric of Civilization by Virgina Postrel From Paleolithic flax to 3D knitting, this book covers a global history of textiles and the world they made driving technology, business, politics, and culture. The… Read More »Now Reading: The Fabric of Civilization
It is sometimes needed to restart the Finder or Doc in macOS. Usually you can do this with the following command in the terminal: Some times you may get the following response “No matching processes… Read More »Restarting Finder or Dock in macOS
I received a notification that my “Data Science and Analytics with Python” book is now available in Chinese. Great news and 谢谢! You can take a look at the English versions (here and here) The Chinese version… Read More »Data Science and Analytics with Python – Now in Chinese
Surely you have heard of clustering as a way to help organising data into different groups depending on the features at hand. Clustering algorithms are part of unsupervised machine learning. In my post in the Domino… Read More »Getting started with k-means clustering in Python
Now reading “Ikigai: The Japanese secret to a long and happy life” by Héctor García and Frances Miralles. According to the Japanese, everyone has an ikigai—what a French philosopher might call a raison d’être. Some… Read More »Now Reading: “Ikigai”
This article by Christian Tomás Schmiegelow first appeared in Physics APS on February 7, 2022. You can see the original here. Two separate teams have demonstrated a way to couple two ions through a metal… Read More »“Tin-Can Telephone” Connects Two Ions – APS Reblog
When you are fundraising, it’s AI. When you are hiring, it’s ML. When you are implementing, it’s logistic regression – Everyone
