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Geospatial Index 102

Towards Data Science

It consists of approximately 8 million rows of data (with a total amount of 1.52 GB) recording incidents of crime that occurred in Chicago since 2001, where each record has geographic data indicating the incident’s location. Anyone with a Google Cloud Platform account can access this dataset for free.

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A Collection of Take-Home Data Science Challenges for 2023

ProjectPro

So, if you are a professional data scientist or an enthusiast, read this article for a collection of take-home Data Science Challenges and develop better skills by attempting them. Working on take-home data science challenges is equally important for professionals and beginners alike.

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Computer Vision: Algorithms and Applications to Explore in 2023

ProjectPro

With the advancement in artificial intelligence and machine learning and the improvement in deep learning and neural networks, Computer vision algorithms can process massive volumes of visual data. With no future adieu, let's look at some of the most commonly used computer vision algorithms and applications.

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Accelerating Warehouse Operations with Neural Networks

Zalando Engineering

Sebastian Heinz (data scientist), Roland Vollgraf (data science expert) and I (data scientist) used deep neural networks in steering operations at Zalando’s fashion warehouses. The core idea is to use deep learning to create a fast, efficient estimator for a slow and complex algorithm.

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A List of Programming Languages for 2024

Knowledge Hut

According to the Wikipedia definition, A programming language is a notation for writing programs, which are specifications of a computation or algorithm ("Programming language"). Visual Basic.NET Visual Basic was developed by Microsoft in the year 2001. C# C# was developed by Microsoft in 2001, along with its.NET framework.

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A State-of-the-Art Method for Generating Photo-Realistic Textures in Real Time

Zalando Engineering

2001] where parts of the example texture are copied and recombined. Spatial Generative Adversarial Networks (SGANs) Our own research into generative models and textures allowed us to solve many of the challenges of the existing texture synthesis methods and constitute a new state of the art for texture generation algorithms.

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Facial Emotion Recognition Project using CNN with Source Code

ProjectPro

In 2001, researchers from Microsoft gave us face detection technology which is still used in many forms. Deep Belief Network: This algorithm requires faces to be perfectly aligned in an image and uses the greedy approach in different layers to solve the problem of facial expression recognition.

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