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Transform boring default Matplotlib line charts into stunning, customized visualizationsCover, image by the AuthorEveryone who has used Matplotlib knows how ugly the default charts look like. In this series of posts, I’ll share some tricks to make your visualizations...
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How to ensure the robustness of a model and detect influential data observationsContinue reading on Towards Data Science » How to ensure the robustness of a model and detect influential data observationsContinue reading on Towards Data Science » statistics,...
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How I used Google Mesop, Django, LangChain Agents, CO-STAR & Chain-of-Thought (CoT) prompting combined with the Jira API to better automate JiraPhoto by Google DeepMind on UnsplashThe inspiration for this project came from hosting a Jira ticket creation tool on a...
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Image generated by Dall-eA few words on thresholding, the softmax activation function, introducing an extra label, and considerations regarding output activation functions.In many real-world applications, machine learning models are not designed to make decisions in...
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Step-by-step guide with example Python codeIn a previous blog post, I shared 5 AI Projects You Can Build This Weekend, where the first project idea was a resume optimization tool. Since then, many people have asked for more guidance on implementing this project. In...
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Image by AuthorUsing knowledge graphs and AI to retrieve, filter, and summarize medical journal articlesThe accompanying code for the app and notebook are here.Knowledge graphs (KGs) and Large Language Models (LLMs) are a match made in heaven. My previous posts...
