- Building a Seq2Seq Model with Attention for Language Translation
This post is divided into four parts; they are: • Why Attnetion Matters: Limitations of Basic Seq2Seq Models • Implementing Seq2Seq Model with Attention • Training and Evaluating the Model • Using the Model Traditional seq2seq models use an encoder-decoder architecture where the encoder compresses the input sequence into a single context vector, which the decoder then uses to generate the output sequence.
- Beyond Pandas: 7 Advanced Data Manipulation Techniques for Large Datasets
If you've worked with data in Python, chances are you've used Pandas many times.
- Image Augmentation Techniques to Boost Your CV Model Performance
In this article, you will learn: • the purpose and benefits of image augmentation techniques in computer vision for improving model generalization and diversity.
- 10 Critical Mistakes that Silently Ruin Machine Learning Projects
Machine learning projects can be as exciting as they are challenging.
- Zero-Shot and Few-Shot Classification with Scikit-LLM
In this article, you will learn: • how Scikit-LLM integrates large language models like OpenAI's GPT with the Scikit-learn framework for text analysis.
- Building a Plain Seq2Seq Model for Language Translation
This post is divided into five parts; they are: • Preparing the Dataset for Training • Implementing the Seq2Seq Model with LSTM • Training the Seq2Seq Model • Using the Seq2Seq Model • Improving the Seq2Seq Model In
- Synthetic Dataset Generation with Faker
In this article, you will learn: • how to use the Faker library in Python to generate various types of synthetic data.
- From Linear Regression to XGBoost: A Side-by-Side Performance Comparison
Regression is undoubtedly one of the most mainstream tasks machine learning models can address.
- Feature Engineering with LLM Embeddings: Enhancing Scikit-learn Models
Large language model embeddings, or LLM embeddings, are a powerful approach to capturing semantically rich information in text and utilizing it to leverage other machine learning models — like those trained using Scikit-learn — in tasks that require deep contextual understanding of text, such as intent recognition or sentiment analysis.
- Revisiting k-Means: 3 Approaches to Make It Work Better
The k-means algorithm is a cornerstone of unsupervised machine learning, known for its simplicity and trusted for its efficiency in partitioning data into a predetermined number of clusters.