July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
360 pages
8h 26m
English
Until now we have discussed single methods that could be employed to solve specific problems. However, in real contexts, it's very unlikely to have well-defined datasets that can be immediately fed into a standard classifier or clustering algorithm. A machine learning engineer often has to design a full architecture that a non-expert could consider like a black-box where the raw data enters and the outcomes are automatically produced. All the steps necessary to achieve the final goal must be correctly organized and seamlessly joined together in a processing chain similar to a computational graph (indeed, it's very often a direct acyclic graph). Unfortunately, this is a non-standard process, as every real-life ...
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