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2018-03-30 · gq.com

Traffic: How Air Traffic Control Works | GQ

At any given moment there are roughly 6,000 planes on their way to somewhere over American airspace. Getting them safely down to the ground will depend upon the efforts of a small group of controllers who, nearly without fail, get the job done despite long hours, grim working…

2018-03-26 · datasciencecentral.com

5 Types of Recommenders - DataScienceCentral.com

Summary: There are five basic styles of recommenders differentiated mostly by their core algorithms. You need to understand what’s going on inside the box in order to know if you’re truly optimizing this critical tool. In our first article, “Understanding and Selecting…

2018-03-24 · kdnuggets.com

Multiscale Methods and Machine Learning - KDnuggets

We highlight recent developments in machine learning and Deep Learning related to multiscale methods, which analyze data at a variety of scales to capture a wider range of relevant features. We give a general overview of multiscale methods, examine recent successes, and compare…

2018-03-22 · lm.facebook.com

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2018-03-12 · longform.org

Ball Breakers

“The reason women-only billiards tournaments exist is not because the players can’t beat men. It’s because they can.”

2018-03-09 · bbc.com

The hearts coming back from the dead

Cardiac arrest kills off parts of the heart. Once dead, the cells don’t recover. But scientists may have come up with a way to reverse this – and potentially save thousands of people.

2018-03-08 · r-bloggers.com

Machine Learning Pipelines for R

Building machine learning and statistical models often requires pre- and post-transformation of the input and/or response variables, prior to training (or fitting) the models. For example, a model may require training on the logarithm of the response and input variables. As a…

2018-03-08 · dev.to

Introduction to Concurrency Models with Ruby. Part II

In the second part of our series we will take a look at more advanced concurrency models such as Actors, Communicating Sequential Processes, Software Transactional Memory and of course Guilds – a new concurrency model which may be implemented in Ruby 3.