Panel: First Steps with Machine Learning

Panel: First Steps with Machine Learning

  • August 4, 2019
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Panel: First Steps with Machine Learning

This panel is a very diverse group, and I’m actually going to let them introduce themselves rather than me trying to butcher any names. This is all about answering my need, literally, my first steps. What should I be focused on as a software engineer wanting to get into ML and start using ML more convinced leadership on things that I want to do?

For example, I work for an edge company deploying use cases at edge, so I want to be able to use machine learning to be able to anomaly-detect things at the edge. I want to be able to reduce the amount of data that’s coming back to origins, things like that, so this is a self-serving panel for me.

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