Smell the code by Jesús Navarrete
Articles with tag: google
Deep learning in a large scale distributed system
Written by Jenaiz on 14 Jun 2015
Deep learning is interesting in many ways. But when you consider to do it in thousands of cores that can process millions of parameters, then the problem is more interesting and complex at the same time.
Tags: Machine Learning papers Deep Learning google Distributed systems DistBelief
Classifying documents using Apache Mahout
Written by Jenaiz on 21 Feb 2015
I was wondering how to do some text classification with Java and Apache Mahout. Isabel Drost-Fromm gave a talk in the LuceneSolrRevolution Conference (Dublin - 2013) where she was speaking about the topic, how Apache Mahout and Lucene could help you.
Tags: Machine Learning Apache Lucene Apache Mahout Text Classification
Two interesting books to start with Machine Learning
Written by Jenaiz on 18 Feb 2015
There are a lot of books in the field of Machine Learning, just a fast search in Amazon gives you more than 25.ooo books. I wanted to filter all those books an choose the most useful. I was looking in google, quora and reading some post that I found around internet. There a lot of people giving a list of 10 - 20 books about machine learning, statistical learning, reinforcement learning... I just wanted to find the two interesting books to go into the field.
Tags: Text Classification Machine Learning Pattern Recognition
The agile samurai
Written by Jenaiz on 21 Oct 2014
When you have done so many projects from scratch, using legacy code... different type of customers: banks, telecoms, retail, ... in different type of companies (big, small, startups...), you always move to the next project thinking that you will do better the next time. But, how?
Tags: Books Agile Project Management
Re-launch
Written by Jenaiz on 06 Oct 2014
So many times, I find myself writing a list of articles to read, writing notes about them or about books... but, not always, I write those notes in the same place. I took the decision that it is good if I put all of those notes together in the same place.
Tags: Hello