In this week’s Python Data Weekly Roundup:
It’s time for Time-series Databases
If you haven’t taken a look at time-series databases, you should. For a lot of what we do today in data science, a time series database might make sense (e.g., stream processing,etc). While this article isn’t long, its a quick introduction to the topic.
5 Key Reasons Why Data Scientists Are Quitting their Jobs
This is a very good article describing some of the challenges that data scientist face today. Its not all rosy out there…there are a lot of challenges and issues. This is definitely worth a read…I wonder how many of you are seeing these in your current jobs?
What is BERT and how does it Work?
What is BERT?
BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers) is Google’s deep learning algorithm for NLP (natural language processing). It helps computers and machines understand the language as we humans do. Put simply, BERT may help Google better understand the meaning of words in search queries.
Understanding Customer Attrition Using Categorical Features in Python
If you’ve ever had to work on customer churn, you know it can be tough. This article describes how to use categorical features to understand customer churn. Its really good and worth the effort to read / follow.
Comparing Machine Learning Methods
When working with data and modeling, its sometimes hard to determine what model you should use for a particular modeling project. A quick way to find an algorithm that might work better than others is to run through an algorithm comparison loop to see how various models work against your data. In this post, I compare machine learning methods using a few different sklearn algorithms.
10 AI trends to watch in 2020
What’s happening in artificial intelligence in the year ahead? Look for modeling at the edge, new attention to data governance, and continued talent wars, among key AI trends.
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