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Gradient Flow #44: 2021 NLP Industry Survey Results; No-Code Overview
Subscribe • Previous Issues “Life is like an ice cream cone. It’s melting so you better eat it before it’s too late.” – Lila.GPT3 FREE Report: 2021 NLP Industry Survey Results Read this new report and learn how companies are building language applications today. The 2021 NLP Industry Survey was a global online survey that drew a total of 655 respondents fromContinue reading “Gradient Flow #44: 2021 NLP Industry Survey Results; No-Code Overview”
Gradient Flow #43: Graph Databases; Language Understanding; Program Synthesis
Subscribe • Previous Issues “Done is better than perfect.” – Sheryl Sandberg Data Exchange podcast The State of Data Journalism A conversation with Tara Kelly, Data Editor at DataJournalism.com (DJC) an organization created by the European Journalism Centre. DJC provides journalists and media groups with free resources, materials, online video courses and community forums. Why Graph Databases and Graph Analytics areContinue reading “Gradient Flow #43: Graph Databases; Language Understanding; Program Synthesis”
Gradient Flow #42: Data Quality; Oscilloscope for Deep Learning; Feature Stores
Subscribe • Previous Issues “The slow philosophy is not about doing everything in tortoise mode. It’s less about the speed and more about investing the right amount of time and attention in the problem so you solve it.” – Carl Honoré Data Exchange podcast An oscilloscope for deep learning Charles Martin is the founder of Calculation Consulting, a boutique consultancy focusedContinue reading “Gradient Flow #42: Data Quality; Oscilloscope for Deep Learning; Feature Stores”
Gradient Flow #41: What’s New in Data Engineering; MLOps Anti-Patterns
Subscribe • Previous Issues “Time matters most when decisions are irreversible.” – Peter Bernstein Data Exchange podcast Changes to the data science role and to data science tools Sean Taylor is a Data Science Manager at Lyft, and was previously a research scientist and manager at Facebook where he was instrumental in the creation and release of Prophet, a very popularContinue reading “Gradient Flow #41: What’s New in Data Engineering; MLOps Anti-Patterns”
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