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Dikshant Agarwal, Data Scientist at CASHe For this week’s developer series Behind The Code, where we talk to the developer community in India to know more about how they began their journey and what tools do they prefer at work, we spoke to Dikshant Agarwal, a Data Scientist at CASHe. A Mechanical Engineer from IIT…
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India is slowly becoming a superpower in computers. According to a 2019 ranking, India is ranked 17th globally when it comes to applications and developments in supercomputers. India is definitely progressing towards being one of the biggest players in the field and this month, 10 institutes from Gujarat announced that they are planning to equip…
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The first-ever black hole image generated using a machine learning algorithm created a huge buzz around the globe and proved to be a major scientific discovery. This algorithm, called CHIRP which stands for ‘Continuous High-resolution Image Reconstruction using Patch priors’ showed the power of machine learning in producing an image of a black hole, something…
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Cloud services provide a seamless environment for analytics and machine learning projects. The cloud comes with a large repository of data and is a perfect option for ML which contains a large amount of data to function on. Here are 7 reasons for anyone working in this domain to shift their projects on the cloud.…
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Deploying a machine learning service on a cloud platform is a huge advantage to all ML practitioners, as it provides a flexible platform for the design and development of various models. It provides serverless cloud engines giving the ML advantages of leveraging their models on a cloud platform since these are generally computationally heavy. Google…
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Both Google CoLab and Azure Notebooks provide a flexible environment for developers to work on. They are very close to each other in terms of characteristics and can often be tricky to pick one. Here is a detailed comparison between the two which has been done on the basis of speed, computing power, memory and…
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Ever since security breaches have started becoming more and more potent, job openings in this sector have been growing exponentially. Cybercriminals, no matter how securely bound the systems are, are hacking into personal as well as organisational systems to steal sensitive information. There has been no system so far that encompasses complete 360-degree cybersecurity. Here…
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Artificial intelligence is one of the most exciting fields in the world of technology today. It is so powerful, yet subtle that our lives are deeply impacted by it one way or another, and many of us don’t even know it. AI has just as easily become a part of modern Indian workplaces. That is…
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There is no conflict that Linux is a better option than Windows for programmers. But in this article, we will talk about which of the two operating systems is better for the role of a data scientist. 1. Speed 90% of the world’s fastest supercomputers run on Linux, compared to the 1% on Windows. The…
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Google Colaboratory is a cloud service that can be used for free of cost, provided by Google. It supports free GPU and is based on Google Jupyter Notebooks environment. It provides a platform for anyone to develop deep learning applications using commonly used libraries such as PyTorch, TensorFlow and Keras. It provides a way for…
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