Pranav Dar

Google has Released the Latest Open Images Dataset! Every Data Scientist should Work with this

Google has released the latest version (v4) of it's Open Images dataset and also announced a challenge for data scientists and AI researchers.

4 Data Science Music Projects Aiming to Transform the Music Industry

The University of Michigan has launched 4 projects, which will be funded, that aim to use machine learning techniques to transform the music industry.

Visualize and Perform Dimensionality Reduction in Python using Hypertools

Hypertools is a python library designed to implement dimensionality reduction-based visual explorations of datasets with high dimensions.

AVBytes: AI & ML Developments this week – a Major R Update, Nvidia DL model autocompletes pictures, Windows Support for PyTorch, etc.

AVBytes keeps you updated with all the major developments and advancements in the world of #AI, #MachineLearning & #DataScience.

Swift for TensorFlow is now Open Sourced on GitHub

Swift for TensorFlow was demo'd at the TensorFlow Conference last month and the code has now been open sourced on GitHub for the entire ML community.

DeepCode Analyzes and Cleans your Code with the Help of Machine Learning

DeepMind has come up with a tool that goes through your code and suggests improvements. It's a must-have for anyone who writes programs!

Tableau Prep – Redefine Data Cleaning with Tableau

With Tableau Prep, the company has integrated a long missing feature into it's offerings - dealing with dirty data. Check out the details inside.

Winning Solutions & Codes from AV’s Signature Hackathon – Lord of the Machines

This article features the top three winning solutions, along with the code links, for Analytics Vidhya's signature hackathon - Lord of the Machines.

R 3.5.0 has been Released! This is a Major Update You Should Not Miss

NVIDIA’s DL Model can Complete the Missing Parts in a Photo with Incredible Results!

Researchers at NVIDIA have unveiled a state-of-the-art deep learning model, called "image inpainting", that can reconstruct incomplete images.