Computer-generated art has come a long way since the psychedelic images of DeepDream in 2015. Some stunning examples here, especially the ones in which the basic pattern isn’t repeated over the canvas.
Tag Archives: machinelearning
July 6, 2021
November 29, 2018
Machine Learning Reductions & Mother Algorithms, Part II: Multiclass to Binary Classification
A followup piece to my intro to ML reductions. Covers one-against-all, weighted one-against-all, the Costing algorithm, and the one classifier trick.
November 6, 2018
Machine Learning Reductions & Mother Algorithms, Part I: An Introduction
Part I in a series on reducing complex machine learning problems to simpler sub-problems.
Disclaimer: I wrote this piece.
April 20, 2018
This morning, I published a piece online learning, i.e. making machines learn in close to real time.
December 30, 2017
Introducing one of the best hacks in machine learning: the hashing trick
Disclaimer: I wrote this piece.
December 20, 2017
Why Computer Scientists Can’t Explain How Their Machine Learning Algorithms Actually Work
A pretty good high-level explanation of the black-box problem found in e.g. neural networks.