In our latest Cyclic Boosting release github.com/Blue-Yonder-OSS/c…, we introduce quantile regression (via pinball loss) and subsequent (requiring 3 predicted quantiles) fit-less estimation of full individual probability distributions by means of quantile-parameterized distributions.
brief summary of main ML concepts: medium.com/@felixwick83/unde…
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We just open-sourced Cyclic Boosting, a pure-Python ML algorithm that's explainable, accurate, robust, easy to use, and fast! Learn more in our presentation #Cycl… @wickfelix at #PyConDE #PyDataBerlin
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First open-source pre-release (still lots of polishing needed) of the Cyclic Boosting ML algorithms: github.com/Blue-Yonder-OSS/c…
Feel free to try it out, simply do: pip install cyclic-boosting
Please come back with criticism and suggestions. Contributors highly welcome!
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A short history of the world in 13 maps & infographics:
1. Everybody alive today compared to everybody who has ever lived
my recommendation for an off-the-shelf ML algorithm for regression on structured data: scikit-learn.org/stable/modu…
Evolution provided us with moderate math skills, AI to the rescue. deepmind.com/blog/discoverin…
Just stumbled upon this really nice story from @andrey_kurenkov about the history of neural networks: skynettoday.com/overviews/ne…
Was it really just symmetry breaking via setting random initial weights what Rosenblatt missed to get backpropagation to work? (as described in Genius Makers)
such a nice example how ML is supercharging the scientific method: nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
climate change, pandemics, nationalism, nuclear threat: crunchtime for humankind's take on the Fermi paradox these years
Will the non-idiots please stand up?
Temporal Confounding is a profound issue in time series forecasting: sciforum.net/paper/view/1088…
We did this a while ago (admittedly, in a rather explicit way): arxiv.org/abs/2002.03425
If I were to give an example of the current state of AI, this is what I would use: openai.com/blog/multimodal-n…
The world can be described by maths. Unfortunately, the human mind is weak at it (as evolution focused on other skills). But there might be help: collection of data and pattern recognition by ML. An example: deepmind.com/blog/article/ex…





