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You will learn to build state-of-the-art Machine Learning models with R. Deep Learning models with Keras for Regression and Classification tasks; Convolutional .. Did you ever wonder how machines "learn" - in this course you will find out. We will cover all fields of Machine Learning: Regression and Classification techniques, Clustering, Association Rules, Reinforcement Learning, and, possibly most importantly, Deep Learning for Regression, Classification, Convolutional Neural Networks, Autoencoders, Recurrent Neural Networks, ... For each field, different algorithms are shown in detail: their core concepts are presented in 101 sessions. Here, you will understand how the algorithm works. Then we implement it together in lab sessions. We develop code, before I encourage you to work on exercise on your own, before you watch my solution examples.

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Did you miss a session at the Data Summit? Did you ever feel you've had enough of your current line of work and wanted to shift gears? If you have, you're definitely not alone. Besides taking part in the Great Resignation, however, there are also less radical approaches, like the one Andrew Ng is taking. Ng, among the most prominent figures in AI, is founder of LandingAI and DeepLearning.AI, co-chairman and cofounder of Coursera, and adjunct professor at Stanford University.

Did you miss a session at the Data Summit? Harassment in the workplace affects employees of all backgrounds, genders, sexualities, and ethnicities -- but disproportionately those in under-represented groups. A 2018 survey by Stop Street Harassment showed that 81% of women have been harassed in their lifetime. And according to a UCLA School of Law study, half of LGBTQ workers have faced job discrimination at some point in their careers. Work-from-home arrangements during the pandemic haven't slowed or reversed the trend -- in fact, they've accelerated it.

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There has been recently a regain of interest about the old debate of symbolic vs non-symbolic AI. The latest article by Gary Marcus highlights some success on the symbolic side, also highlighting some shortcomings of current deep learning approaches and advocating for a hybrid approach. I am myself also a supporter of a hybrid approach, trying to combine the strength of deep learning with symbolic algorithmic methods, but I would not frame the debate on the symbol/non-symbol axis. As pointed by Marcus himself for some time already, most modern research on deep network architectures are in fact already dealing with some form of symbols, wrapped in the deep learning jargon of "embeddings" or "disentangled latent spaces". Whenever one talks of some form of orthogonality in description spaces, this is in fact related to the notion of symbol, which you can oppose to entangled, irreducible descriptions. There is actually something deeper than this surface difference about symbols that is at play here and it has to do with the learning experience itself.

Over 100 Guyanese students will benefit from the Spark Programme – an artificial intelligence and leadership initiative – aimed at equipping them to grow their technological skills and create economic opportunities. The programme is in collaboration with two overseas-based Guyanese, Professor and Scientist at the University of Michigan, Jason Mars and Denise Hilliman, a former science educator and the Chief Executive Officer of Lead Mindset – leadership curriculum. The programme is being facilitated by the Ministry of Education. Mars and Hilliman will be sharing their knowledge of artificial intelligence, technology and leadership with students here. "We have come together to do something for our people and to bring the successes we have in the diaspora and come back home to spark the pathway to ignite innovation and perhaps a transformation in technology and economic prosperity by working on what is on the minds of our young people," Mars said at the launch of the programme at the National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD), Kingston, Georgetown.