Hi! The change in the way the pipelines work in the 0.6.0 version of Machine Learning.Net, also requires some changes in our code if we want to see how the data is processed during each of the pipeline's steps. Using the example of my previous post, I will work with the following data structure. On … Continue reading #MLNET – Analyzing pipeline data in Machine Learning.Net using the new API 0.6.0 (thanks LINQ!)
Hi! A few days ago, the ML.Net team released the 0.6.0 version of Machine Learning.Net and one of the most important changes it's on the way we use ML.Net API. In my MLNet sessions I usually comment on a prediction scenario based on the Label of a person to see if it is a child, … Continue reading #MLNET – API improvements in the new 0.6.0 version
Hi! I'll save this tip for myself in the future. For those weird scenarios, when I have the need to take a screenshot of a complete Website or a very long page of source code. I mean, usually I can do this playing around with zoom and several [Print Screen], however, a few days ago … Continue reading #SnagIt – From the same team who created #Camtasia, a great tool for screen capture on scrolling windows
Hi! Happy Thanksgiving! Today is one of those new holidays that I need to learn, now that we are all living in the North. Just as I have to get used to spending more and more time in Visual Studio Code. It's just because for simple tasks in Python, the experience with this IDE is … Continue reading #VSCode – Visual Studio Code Tools for #AI available at Visual Studio Marketplace @code
Hi ! I've shared this on my last session and I read a couple of smiles in the audience Greetings @ Burlington El Bruno
Hi! Now it's time to thanks Armin (@ArminPage), Ehsan (@ehsaneskandarim) and Luca (@lucavgobbi) from Metro Toronto .Net User Group. They invited me to share a session about 2 very cool topics: Machine learning.Net and Windows Machine Learning. The event was great! full house, and as usual now it's time to share some of the resources used … Continue reading #Event – Resources used during: Getting started with Machine Learning.Net and WinML at @metrotorontoug
Hi! IMHO one of the most important announcements presented last week in Ignite was the Azure preview for AutoML: Automated Machine Learning. I'm not going to get into details about AutoML, the best option is to read the official post from the Azure Machine Learning team (see references). I'll do my best effort to try … Continue reading #AutoML – Automated Machine Learning,AKA #Skynet
Hi! Over the last few days, there are people who have a big smile on their face. If you are one of those who like the history of computers, now you have at your fingertips a major component of the last 30 years. MICROSOFT RESEARCH LICENSE AGREEMENT | Microsoft DOS V1.1 and V2.0 And that's … Continue reading #Microsoft – Internet Archive give us access to MS-DOS and MS Word source code (Back to the 90’s !)
Hi! It's time to share some Machine Learning experiences and news , mostly for Net developers. This time is with my friends from Metro Toronto, on October the 3rd. Getting Started with ML.NET and Windows Machine Learning Machine Learning has moved out of the lab and into production systems. Understanding how to work with this … Continue reading #Event – Getting Started with ML.NET and Windows Machine Learning, October 3rd in Toronto @metrotorontoug
Hi! Now it's time to thanks Dan (@dbwilson88) and Lori (@loriblalonde) from Canada's Technology Triangle .Net User Group (@CTTDNUG). They invited me to share a session about 2 very cool topics: Machine learning.Net and Windows Machine Learning. The event was great! full house, and as usual now it's time to share some of the resources … Continue reading #Event – Resources used during: Getting started with Machine Learning.Net and WinML at @CTTDNUG
