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How Successful Data Scientists Land Tech Jobs in 2024 — A 3-Step Winning Strategy to Job-Hunting | by Khouloud El Alami | Dec, 2023

A Spotify Data Scientist’s guide to developing a job-hunting strategy that can get you offers A snapshot of the survey I conducted on Blind — Image by AuthorI recently ran a survey among data scientists and found out this shocking number — 86% are blindly sending out job applications, and hoping for the best. Hoping…

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Radial Treemaps: Extending Treemaps to Circular Mappings | by Nick Gerend | Dec, 2023

Learn about Radial Treemaps and create your own with Python Radial-Treemap by Nick GerendThe Treemap Concept The “Treemap” was introduced by Ben Shneiderman at the University of Maryland in the early 1990s¹. Simply put, it’s an efficient way of displaying hierarchical data as a set of nested rectangles. Although the concept is simple, the arrangement…

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Convenient Reinforcement Learning With Stable-Baselines3 | by Dr. Robert Kübler | Dec, 2023

Reinforcement learning without the boilerplate code Created by the author with Leonardo Ai.In my previous articles about reinforcement learning, I have shown you how to implement (deep) Q-learning using nothing but a bit of numpy and TensorFlow. While this was an important step towards understanding how these algorithms work under the hood, the code tended…

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TiDE: the ‘embarrassingly’ simple MLP that beats Transformers | by Rafael Guedes | Dec, 2023

A deep exploration of TiDE, its implementation using Darts and a real life use case comparison with DeepAR (a Transformer architecture) As industries continue to evolve, the importance of an accurate forecasting becomes a non-negotiable asset wether you work in e-commerce, healthcare, retail or even in agriculture. The importance of being able to foresee what…

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Time Series Classification for Fatigue Detection in Runners — A Tutorial | by K Bahavathy | Dec, 2023

A step-by-step walkthrough of inter-participant and intra-participant classification performed on wearable sensor data of runners Image by authorRunning data collected using wearable sensors can provide insights about a runner’s performance and overall technique. The data that comes from these sensors are usually time series by nature. This tutorial runs through a fatigue detection task where…

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On Why Machines Can Think. How can we think about thinking in the… | by Niya Stoimenova | Dec, 2023

How can we think about thinking in the simplest way possible? Opening Pandora’s box (image by author)In the 17th century, René Descartes introduced a relatively new idea — the dictum “cogito ergo sum” (“I think, therefore I am”). This simple formulation served as the basis of Western philosophy and defined for centuries our ideas on…

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