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  • Episode10- Interesting Research Papers Which I Read IN 2020

    Further Reading-

    1. Predictive test selection by Facebook AI-- https://research.fb.com/publications/predictive-test-selection/
    2. Deep learning to translate between programming languages by facebook AI- https://ai.facebook.com/blog/deep-learning-to-translate-between-programming-languages/


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      • Episode 9 - Interesting software part#2 - Transducers.jl

        This is episode 9 and today we are going to talk about an interesting library in the Julia programming language ecosystem.


        The library about which I am going to talk is known as "Transducers". So What is this package named Transducers?

        I first heard this term in the Julia language community. There is a package in the Julia ecosystem known as "transducers". As per the readme file of this particular package the definition is as follows-

        "Transducers are transformations of "sequence" of input that can be composed very efficiently. The interface used by transducers naturally describes a wide range of processes that is expressible as a succession of steps." In short Transducers can be thought of as software which takes in some input in sequence and then it transforms them into sort of pipeline.

        To know more about transducers I looked up the origin of this concept.

        My search led me to a blog post by "Rich Hickey' who is the creator of the "Clojure" programming language. This particular blog post was dated August 6,2014 where he had laid down the idea of transducers for the "Clojure" programming language. The equivalent package in Julia is the port of the transducers from the Clojure ecosystem.

        In this elaborate blog post, Rich Hickey gives a very simple explanation of a 'transducer'. Which is as follows--

        "Transducer is a function that takes one reducing function and returns another".

        Building on this definition we can further simplify our earlier description of transducers to this--

        " A transducer takes in a function, computes it's output, combines the function with another input in the sequence (which is a fucntion) and gives back a new reducing function."

        So, this resembles a pipeline but the Real power of transducers comes from the fact that they are unaware of the input being fed to them and the job which the input objects are supposed to do.

        This is a very thoughtful design due to which there is an inherent decoupling present in the Transducers, they have this plug and play ability which makes it easier to customize this in any package/project.

        So, this was all about transducers and why I find them interesting.

        References

        https://cognitect.com/blog/2014/8/6/transducers-are-coming

        https://juliafolds.github.io/Transducers.jl/dev/


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        • Episode 8- How To Find Deep Learning Project Ideas

          I often hear this-->.


          1) How do I find project for practicing deep learning?
          2) Where should I look for projects to which I can apply deep learning?
          3) I want to implement a deep learning project in my organization but i can not find a suitable project?

          The answer to all this question is to try out something in your own domain. The domain where you expertise belongs to.

          You might be a lawyer, a chemist or a software test analyst but there are tons of problem areas in your domain where there are chances of applying deep learning.

          Problem areas where your traditional approaches fail or are simply not sufficient enough.

          This is the topic which we will be exploring in this episode.

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          • Episode 7-Interesting software part1 - Fastcore The Underrated Python Library
            Interesting software part1 - Fastcore The Underrated Python Library
            First of all apologies for the audio quality of this episode. Due to some reasons I am not bale to record at my original place and on top of it I am still not able to procure quality recording equipment due to budget constraints. I am trying to improve the audio quality of upcoming episodes as soon as am able to fund myself to buy audio equipment.
            This episode onwards I have started a new series where I would be finding interesting python and Julia projects and would be talking about it.
            The first library about which I want to talk about is Fastcore. Fastcore is a library developed by Jeremy Howard , co-founder of fastai and creator of the popular fastai deep learning library. The Fastcore library extends the python programming language and supercharges it with magic.
            One of the capabilities which it adds to python is type dispatch whereby you can have multiple functions with the same name  but different behavior based on the input they receive. Now this capability is common in languages like Julia but this was unheard of in python before fastcore came out.
            Another thing is that fastcore provides function composition. This is a powerful technique which allows you to chain together different functions to create a sort of pipeline and move data through this pipeline. With fastcore, function composition becomes almost magical .
            One more beautiful thing that fastcore provides is monkey patching through a decorator. Monkey patching is not a new thing in python. You can learn more about monkey patching by going to the link given in the show notes. Fastcore makes it possible to do monkey patching with a decorator. In short, fastcore reduces the boiler plate and introduces patterns and features from many other languages into python.
            Do try out fastcore and let me know via comments or on my twitter handle you thoughts about this awesome library.
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            It's goodbye for now and we will meet next time with some more interesting stuff.
            Read more about Fastcore- https://fastpages.fast.ai/fastcore/
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          • Episode6-End-To-End Object Detection Using DETR By Facebook AI

            Transformers are a familiar name in NLP related tasks. If you search over the internet for the term NLP the only neural network architecture that you would find would be Transformers based or at-least that’s what my experience have been.

            Yet, Transformers have only been showing off their powers in the NLP area and their impact on computer vision problem was next to none. At least till the month of May’20.

            This was the time when the researchers at Facebook AI flexed their brain muscles and finally combined the power of Transformers with regular CNN based architecture to the problem of Object detection.

            In Today's show we would be exploring the related research paper.

            A written version of this show is also available as a story on my publication.

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              • Recommended Reading List
              • Illustrated Article About Transformers
              • Original DETR Research Paper
              • Source Code
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              • Episode5 - What Is Transfer Learning?

                "Transfer learning". This concept has revolutionized deep learning, but what is it actually ? This is what we are going to explore in today's episode. Today's episode will provide you a soft and practical introduction to the concept of transfer learning.

                The concept of transfer learning is very practical and effective as it minimizes the need of big data for training neural networks. This is the reason why I have created my deep learning course entirely using Transfer learning. 

                You can buy this course at Udemy.com and a practical introduction to how transfer learning can be used in real life. Head over to this link to buy my deep learning course at a discount.

                Follow me on my blog where I post my research, thoughts and tutorials on Machine learning and coding. Do share this podcast and my blog with your friends and help me to democratize AI and remove the hype around it through educating one person at a time.


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              • Episode 4: What Is Machine Learning

                Machine Learning is the hottest buzz word today. These days you cannot go around anywhere without hearing this word or without coming across a device or service where you won’t find machine learning being used. It’s in your phone, it’s in your television, it’s in your speakers , in your cars and literally everywhere. But, how does this technology works, how does a machine “learns” something? This is what we shall explore in today's episode.


                • You can read the written version of this episode here in my blog.
                • If you want to learn about building your own machoine learning system then head over to udemy to buy my course.


                  • 7 min
                • Episode 3: How To Start Learning Machine Learning
                  Machine learning is the hottest technology trend nowadays and everyone wants to learn about this amazing technology. Yet often times we don't have a clue about where to start. I was pondering over this same question when I first decided to explore this field.
                  In today's talk let me share my experiences with this regard and I hope that it would help you to get started as well.
                  Links To Refer-->
                  My blog for deep learning tutorials. 
                  Introduction to Deep Learning. 
                  Fastai deep learning course.
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                • Episode 2: BERTweet- The BERT Model That Learns How To Tweet

                  Before I start any further I would like to request you to bear with me if you notice any glitches in audio quality or any form of grammatical errors in this podcast. I am just starting out and learning the tools of the trade so it is possible that there might be some misses while recording this episode. However, I am trying to improve myself with each episode and you can expect better quality in upcoming episodes.

                  In this episode I talk about a research paper named BERTweet: A pre-trained language model for English Tweets . This paper details the creation of a new BERT model named as BERTweet. To know more continue listening to this episode.

                  As promised here are some important links to satisfy your craving to know more-->

                  1. RoBERTa model- RoBERTa
                  2. Code implementing BERTweet - Code

                    3. You can also visit my blog at medium.com/ml-and-automation. Here I publish my other cool works.

                    I also host a deep learning course at Udemy and you can check it out using this link.

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                  3. Episode 1: Show Intro In A Hurry

                    Hello everyone. This is my first podcast ever. So, please bear with me if there are some glitches in audio. I am trying to improve myself and the upcoming episodes would be better. 

                    You can also visit my blog at medium.com/ml-and-automation. Here I publish my other cool works.

                    I also host a deep learning course at Udemy and you can check it out using this link - https://www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-practical-computer-vision-using-fastai/?referralCode=B0832056E641FFF60BC4

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                  About SimpleAI

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                  I created the SimpleAI podcast with only one goal. To democratize machine learning and artificial intelligence by sharing one idea at a time.