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No free lunch theorem
AI Origins & Evolution
Shraddha Goled

No free lunch theorem in Quantum Computing

In machine learning, the no-free lunch theorem suggests that all optimisation algorithms perform equally well when their performance is averaged over many problems and training data sets.

AI Mysteries
Yugesh Verma

A guide to automated time-series modelling with FEDOT

FEDOT is a framework that supports automated machine learning modelling and is available to us as open-source. Using this framework we can customise the pipeline of machine learning modelling procedures.

AI Mysteries
Yugesh Verma

How to visualise different ML models using PyCaret for optimization?

In machine learning, optimization of the results produced by models plays an important role in obtaining better results. We normally get these results in tabular form and optimizing models using such tabular results makes the procedure complex and time-consuming. Visualizing results in a good manner is very helpful in model optimization.

Saarthee: One-Stop Shop For All Things Data, Analytics and more
Tech & AI Blend
Shraddha Goled

Saarthee: One-stop shop for data, analytics & more

offers a 360-degree view to derive useful insights via services like data management, data engineering, data visualisation, predictive modelling, machine learning, voice analytics and marketing campaign execution.

AI Mysteries
Yugesh Verma

How can times series forecasting be done using random forest?

Random forest is also one of the popularly used machine learning models which have a very good performance in the classification and regression tasks. A random forest regression model can also be used for time series modelling and forecasting for achieving better results.

AI Mysteries
Vijaysinh Lendave

Build your first ML pipeline in Kubeflow

Kubeflow is an end-to-end machine learning stack orchestration toolset based on Kubernetes for deploying, scaling, and managing complex systems.

Thinking fast and slow
AI Origins & Evolution
Shraddha Goled

Thinking fast and slow with AI

At the ICMR 2020 event, Yoshua Bengio stressed the need to move from unconscious to fully conscious machine learning approaches.

AI Mysteries
Vijaysinh Lendave

How to ensure robustness of neural networks using FoolBox?

Most advanced machine learning models based on CNN can now be easily fooled by very small changes to the samples on which we are going to make a prediction, and the confidence in such a prediction is much higher than with normal samples.

AI Mysteries
Vijaysinh Lendave

How to ensemble neural networks using AdaNet?

In machine learning, ensemble approaches combine many weak learners to achieve better prediction performance than each of the constituent learning algorithms alone.

TinyML is going to get bigger in 2022
AI Origins & Evolution
Sohini Das

TinyML is going to get bigger in 2022

TinyML’s scalable real-world applications, which can enable machine learning on small IoT devices, are currently being debated by IoT experts.

AI Origins & Evolution
Sreejani Bhattacharyya

Explaining Web 3.0 To A Six-Year-Old

Web 3.0 has just enhanced the experience ever more by using new-age technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning to create a data-driven internet

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