- Python 3
- Information retrieval 1
- Recommendation engine 1
- Explainability 1
- Design thinking 1
- CUDA 1
- Tensorflow 1
- GPU 1
- NLP 1
- ML as Service 1
- CI / CD 1
- Sunbird ML Workbench 1
- Jali 1
- Turtle graphics 1
- Symmetry 1
- Architecture 1
Python
Mugal art the Python way
From the megalithic temples of Malta to indulgent study of symmetric proportions by the likes of Vitruvius and Da Vinci to the current study of hemispheres of the brain by neuroscientists, our fascination and emotional pleasure from symmetric structures and ordered geometric shapes is undeniable.
Text tagging as a Service
CUDA setup for Tensorflow
Though I had used Tensorflow before, it was mostly for small-scale computations. When we decided to step up and use DNN’s for our day-to-day work on the Sunbird platform, I had to set up Tensorflow in a GPU-enabled system. The TensorFlow documentation is pretty user-friendly (Ref: TensorFlow documentation).
Information retrieval
Search Relevancy
From being reminded to restock grocery based on your current exercise routine to telling your child what Content to use to learn algebra, our lives are increasingly governed by Information retrieval (IR) systems (search/recommendation engines).
Recommendation engine
Search Relevancy
From being reminded to restock grocery based on your current exercise routine to telling your child what Content to use to learn algebra, our lives are increasingly governed by Information retrieval (IR) systems (search/recommendation engines).
Explainability
Search Relevancy
From being reminded to restock grocery based on your current exercise routine to telling your child what Content to use to learn algebra, our lives are increasingly governed by Information retrieval (IR) systems (search/recommendation engines).
Design thinking
Search Relevancy
From being reminded to restock grocery based on your current exercise routine to telling your child what Content to use to learn algebra, our lives are increasingly governed by Information retrieval (IR) systems (search/recommendation engines).
CUDA
CUDA setup for Tensorflow
Though I had used Tensorflow before, it was mostly for small-scale computations. When we decided to step up and use DNN’s for our day-to-day work on the Sunbird platform, I had to set up Tensorflow in a GPU-enabled system. The TensorFlow documentation is pretty user-friendly (Ref: TensorFlow documentation).
Tensorflow
CUDA setup for Tensorflow
Though I had used Tensorflow before, it was mostly for small-scale computations. When we decided to step up and use DNN’s for our day-to-day work on the Sunbird platform, I had to set up Tensorflow in a GPU-enabled system. The TensorFlow documentation is pretty user-friendly (Ref: TensorFlow documentation).
GPU
CUDA setup for Tensorflow
Though I had used Tensorflow before, it was mostly for small-scale computations. When we decided to step up and use DNN’s for our day-to-day work on the Sunbird platform, I had to set up Tensorflow in a GPU-enabled system. The TensorFlow documentation is pretty user-friendly (Ref: TensorFlow documentation).
NLP
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Mugal art the Python way
From the megalithic temples of Malta to indulgent study of symmetric proportions by the likes of Vitruvius and Da Vinci to the current study of hemispheres of the brain by neuroscientists, our fascination and emotional pleasure from symmetric structures and ordered geometric shapes is undeniable.
Turtle graphics
Mugal art the Python way
From the megalithic temples of Malta to indulgent study of symmetric proportions by the likes of Vitruvius and Da Vinci to the current study of hemispheres of the brain by neuroscientists, our fascination and emotional pleasure from symmetric structures and ordered geometric shapes is undeniable.
Symmetry
Mugal art the Python way
From the megalithic temples of Malta to indulgent study of symmetric proportions by the likes of Vitruvius and Da Vinci to the current study of hemispheres of the brain by neuroscientists, our fascination and emotional pleasure from symmetric structures and ordered geometric shapes is undeniable.
Architecture
Mugal art the Python way
From the megalithic temples of Malta to indulgent study of symmetric proportions by the likes of Vitruvius and Da Vinci to the current study of hemispheres of the brain by neuroscientists, our fascination and emotional pleasure from symmetric structures and ordered geometric shapes is undeniable.