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oh well mine i mean i work in the
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c. d. is elaine omission centre imagery spain
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yeah today oh i'm going to compliment ah beside us talk about it and so slow
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and then we're going to to talk about three taste
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also use a using this machine learning library
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i first i will ah do you ah classification problem
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comparing a psychic learn code into the tense are
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after that we will these into the analysis based apps challenge
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uh focus on that ah i won't these a
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year uh doing a program with a for classification of an impact pretty soon for as there right
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and after that i will be eating she'll uh the mixed system reverse engineer brain
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a project that i'm i'm working on it so how many of these are
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i'll actually working with some machines are there any library river has
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okay nice so um former former these uh interaction
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i'm just going to want to talk about the circle come pray tour
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to see how easy ease to make like any kind of
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classification problem you since i keep uh out there
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and the a. p. i. often surfer for that i will use the titanic data
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set trying to classify how you're probably t. to downright or to see inc
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depending on the data of the passengers okay so i misinterpreted
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file like a cheese is all the data does survive
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h. and class uh in that data set why because ah
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yeah with the titanic has signed a people will say like okay lest oh let's uh
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safe first the tile and women are man and after they well i'll
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look in after a at the fair or the amount of money
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that the person you're we're paying for for the dated panic uh i'm bart said
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something that i have a first i will like eh
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comparing call for the uh second there and use it and that's for for importing like
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the data and then i'm going to use like the one in and or like it's the regression model
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and then it got also going to learn all like the matrix
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that's like to learn kind deep gave us about the classification
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uh i'm uh putting like the data uh as we teen
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uh the training and the test they date that because this is very important in machine learning
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we have like a data set and then we test data and then
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we say o. k. a. from the side you're going to lair
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from the training data and the test a you're going to test
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if the state that uh ease oh it is good
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i know or is not so at the end i owe us is split it with aside in a random state
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but yeah the are the like these the logistic regression with our
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so i could learn is no longer than one one line of
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code okay like taking like this feat for the trainee
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and we print accuracy how well is more of classify and he's doing as you can see
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here we have like that all point sixty seven this is the first approach of
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so i did learn as me file at all in the in the previous talk if you remember that it's an classifier
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we have like an all point forty nine occurrences score
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so are we should like also like be some kind of exactly yeah um compare how
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well new libraries of machine carotene are doing in compare with tens of role
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with tens of harm what i'm going to do you i'm going to import but they're here
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but i'm also to import the web metrics because i'm in this approach
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uh tons of low is a very like photographs of me highlight our cans eh said and this
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room in this very meant i wanted to to put like all the accuracy to test the
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a so here as you can see we also like test uh is breathing today training and test data
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but here ah we use of the learn the linear classifier
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that i haven't had a heart also like a lot done before and we do that
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up to my server in the up there uh we use like the learning rate
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but it means the how many are times we are going to you tell the
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networks you learn from something okay so i'm here how we of freely
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and yeah yeah we change the l. s. text the training
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is that and they bought size that means that
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i'm going to u. r. and put the data or far trainee
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and eh tell like as the house instead okay there from a is there from the is there from these ideas there
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is like oh i'm computation me doing this that and the learning rate that gave us like the the accuracy
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so on this first experiment that conclusion was that okay
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oh for the love first approach secular device like more accuracy
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but when i was saying will to relieve feed their tents or flow model it works better
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oh no it's you talk about our detector how important is to
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seize the data and to get the data i mean
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uh oh the poor is not um my dick box in which
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you can pull on your column surrounding tissue are we soul
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they think that has to have be or there and has to have i mean i'm in a
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few months ago necessary east oh their main core
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problems the they are uh trying to solve
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once in here and make that like open for you know a tours all over the wall
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one of the main our topics they cannot was to you oh
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mm prevents make a program that could uh pretty eat
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and classify of me was near or with bill objects
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around the around the solar system a cycle
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and not a nice they can be like a problem uh this classification
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problem this problem is very see a human they have to be
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like of serb in all the time they asteroids or the meals
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so i'm going to tell you more or less how what
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they at first are a no no of their battery or whatever and they all
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see something okay they may i'll i'll classify a
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base owned several points uh they see
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like double c. t. the call or upset there and then they wait out
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for awhile and then they officer that as their way through the time
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so ah that problem here was how can we do something machine learning
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how can we train them i thought that really light gave us like out all these uh human uh work
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so we're well uh this project that was cool a beep us the right that
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maurice though was that was an hour to get to our uh neural network
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that could like help us to to classify i uh
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we yeah uh the other night oh six technology geeks on that we
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are basically are we're passionate about the potential from our machine learning
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and we believe deeply uh in the power of producing knowledge to shoot data
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how we knew all we have like the uh this problem of misery in the arts
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and we wanted to pretty beat but we also wanted to classify how these uh could work
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so at the end uh we went to openness arc that easily hewitt a up a
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a platform that got a lot of they don't would you can like vibrate
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and it's like the like the most like significant data sets
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but who happens to you deal with this problem
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uh one of those was the potential hostels as though it's a that that's it
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that means like they have like an only me all the where like less than
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all point all five has only got a synagogue units because that's the
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the order that they asked to really has to our impact on earth once it's it is a those near
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and also like the the um the more it's there is like the mini mm armies intersection
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distance that we could have like with uh the errors and eh yeah and then you
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uh we yeah as you know at the end like a a a and there really is no
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no more than an input and an output and we use like several kind of functions
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she'll i'll try to she is and give 'em the that a now don't i mean
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so what we you know this is okay let saddam less used like o. r. three hundred
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take 'em function and wave functions because that's the kind of uh oh our wheat
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or trajectory that an asteroid cousin half and the l. e. r. t. team though
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out that there were and how how the past it was was movie
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so i'll sit me try that has told uh there is actually a surety
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and here when when you're doing a a neural net and we were like oh i studied a lot
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with mathematicians uh and uh the experts of the feel hot was a
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these going to work so i the first uh late here
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we were eh with these putting sell hasn't as though it's a
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they thought and that is they came up like i classification
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and that was like the happy and apollo astronauts those are the ones
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uh that we want to you to this study because our there what entirely a dangerous to
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impart oh and your bus but as i told
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you before um a astronaut meek of
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i thought i might feel and astronomical eh that's what we are
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a workout with time review if you a way to die
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and then you classify again there's the right you might change so
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what's important for the for the neural net to know
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then we were created another a year it was a a talking about how that time could impact
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in the in the us that classification at the end we also like to use that i thought it
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was so for you to know it starts with physics okay this is the physics are beta
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then we have like they classification with a human knowledge and then we have like they get more chemist
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a kind of classification because also when they're asked to come here by
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you can see more things about it like the core or so um this is
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like a a parity for classification that we put into the into the inordinate
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of the uh be okay like tons of low will ones do
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they say to you that your neural net is easy
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and they have like put the uh based straightforward part that's that's okay but uh you'll have to you
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a also have like some kind of a craft might see if a process
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uh so i could leave yeah if not where you say okay i want
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to sign an hour nap about whatever it ends as their rights
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dots wherever at first i was that yeah that a really like a study that
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that's it i'm fine a data set that goal from the general knowledge
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to all the most out great or small knowledge if i want to classify
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cats for example of details at the first layer i'd like eh
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the eh uh pictures of uh get there that day and the for lex okay
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and then go wow and then maybe i'd only the phase of upkeep and
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and then i go up again and then it would only like their hair of updated so if
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i saw a picture of a key then there's negative on depends on the cage okay
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as i say i have been training all on your own a it didn't really recognise it
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this is very important because if you don't know you know that in
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only train like image of okay then we for our uh
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without pay them for letting you get on our face of the gate and say this is okay and i don't see like
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a tail and see so this important to seize the data to be
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the yeah i mean it when you're training a neural net
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you also have a lot of protocols a in this case we have like when you're recognising protocol that was already apple
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that uh i i was too prone a lot of the car and be aware
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of uh taking off a lot of the that this is a also important serene
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and urinate because if not you are like a put a lot of noise
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okay as in these are here to yeah estate off or or training
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heart beat at the end this key because it not you do you could be doing all long
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i'll be aware of that the uh the light years have to be able eighteen
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each time you make a liar okay yes uh probably a in fact tons of low uh it's very
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good for that good you can slice it insert or one of the main core units units
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and then i put light second there for like a
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year whenever you my whatever you want i want
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but yeah i'll i'm uh we were we were already and uh one room between
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now i'm on both twenty five a best projects are on the wall
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in the first uh five for best use of data
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right yeah mike aren't as a cool i say okay guys is great because you are like
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really really really gain knowledge into a into an it not just like
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a seasonal model and probably you i'm giving all the data
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and i'm going to talk about what i believe is there are the future of of tons of low
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it's more like the uh reverse uh in your uh part of
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uh for that i will upload some on uh or that was a real story
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that happened to me and how and how and how i deal with that
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so um have you it's a goal i happier a troll on the internet in my two year how
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it was like with this massive for me and i really really really hard time
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and i i i i start to think about the warning us of they turn it on what is that digital wall
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i'm in pro and over the human emotions
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but i also was like getting to meet and i
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get into the our goals busters batteries a case
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in which she was like as much into here and some of the ah i realised that it was not i'm
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and that uh we were like of implementing hate
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a with b. data with data over the internet and what we really are doing without
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so i was thinking about how can i i'm the do absolutely sure that really like help
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me to to deal with that using maybe like okay yeah uh seventy to eighty channels
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but also like artificial intelligence to to transform that we yeah
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it to you and to to create something something new
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that starts you to you all work with a with a number of
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that uh it could help me like to identify those tools
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z. you what was happening in like uh on the internet we
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with eight and not i um use something uh about it
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and then i i realise that the whole i'd say is that they thought was
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very important so i'd like to meet basic all five emotion classification okay
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uh the last phase like dealing with the during two thousand years and i'm
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just uh taking like well what i believe there are high quality models
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and implement the implement them into programming language okay so when you talk
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about paid eight a. is an emotion that doesn't come along
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as far as a hate at times uh uh in a sense of abhorrence of
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a boring as a state and it can be like even transform into rage
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uh so i created like oh with uh wait a back door thoughts of words
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but i believe was like these um a plaster of uh how these emotion
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was uh was working from the uh low level okay that was
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like those other runs to the high level eh rates
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and then we get like darby star tense our own known tons of not
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uh we felt like the that much tomb gradient of the motion
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oh reckon saying of these okay fine see like oh input other right
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a that means that that that person i'm waiting he's oh okay or awards onto your
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and then i i kept waiting to there there aren't there hate or there right
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ah here is the mathematical model me try that told you
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about um that the seas there for the classification
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uh as we uh as he told you well uh we were
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creating the brambles uh with old ways and i'm bias
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and uh we will also like i would be that it's really may
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show ten sample how that like the the points of information
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is that like oh all these when you're doing a classification of our model and this is what oh out with me
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try w. well about the this a multiplication between our the
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by asked um we we soon like the bean
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what a number are complex and things are not linear
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so that yeah like the first like eh a grail of complex c. d.
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that you can like give to enter network is making like convolutional
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okay so have like these other more let me try that has that told you about
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about the this linear function that draws the light you can like apply sigmoid function
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but what does is like it transforms the light into
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an exponential near well then it a pattern
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so from this yes only with these are like well you
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transform i it into an arrow um eh classification
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also a place holder and stuff like there is a hard to take this space there um do you
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need a break even on the court cross entropy like oh me try that they've you talk
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about this so much but i think this is like a very important because it tells you like how well
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the neural nets do you how well these uh and larry
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and the some of the medical function that uh has like these um
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the these uh aim to be at the end uh it's very important as
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you say it like between instead and how we hope to my seat
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we'll start decision because as you know like we're always like competing
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wraps and we collect the day pretty sure we've oh on
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the evaluation has two steps that are like quite important we correct yeah
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then around and we see like that we see that it has
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that's why i don't believe like deep learning is a mighty black box which you
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put everything and you get like a resorts you have to be light cease
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you are at first i will say like okay take like are they tell if
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you know and we we sold you might know it as well okay
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so you're he yeah and you correct upper these humans and they accuracy that u. k.
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so then you can escape employed a lot of data so making like a small first and then a scale up
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but you know no sean is not all the that is not like that state
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that can like it's not picture motions are things are moving
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on and and uh have like their their complexity
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and i was like thinking how could i oh i'll start the that
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the motion better and try to really really understand the troll
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and now on only like make the picture of the troll in a separate time and try to to understand
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better to saint uh in um more at great
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and um better way so um i was thinking you know a lot about uh bats
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because uh our division to inhabit a really out of maps ain't on it you know
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what i was thinking about the um they eh imaginary numbers my numbers are great
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because there are like that's that things that that's the next east
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but when you buy it together they provide we'll things
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or is scott r. a. s. colour eh but who's so
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idea like i'm uh i was thinking like emotions
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also i work as the majority numbers because we have
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like they are emotions are like around as
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and at the end like oh you drive us to an action that we can measure
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so i'll i'll also i was thinking that emotional a hustler gradient
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itself before you've got any movie showed you kind of
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feel something you have like there but but i it's for you forget it
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not like some kind of sensation so at the at this trial you could see okay i have this
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notion but before even in motion or before being strong enough for me to to say something
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oh it might be some kind of sensation that i could not even on the internet
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so yeah i could i could do an awful in which i
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got a see some tools actually are not swells yeah
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so i can we like these kind of tense or a having like big
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great of our of of on motion but also play their motion itself
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that you know that like these matrix in which i can put like
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how this emotion like uh wasn't working at every complex level
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yeah i'd yeah it was great because i would like to do about
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numbers like that to get to that sounds unlike loopy telling
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to the okay guy i like the racial you cannot be like that and they might you know number like okay like
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mm get real don't be like that so id and it's like
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a a it's on um i max a conversation in between
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in between numbers that you can has to say to you
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to compare it to to robert's too complex uh problems
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so now i'm okay the it gets better because i can like uh would like these neighbouring e. ah also
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like i can like make these uh temple all in with i can put a complex number x.
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and i can read also my controls a date i and i can like start
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like making like bills downstairs again that have like that a complex eh apart
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eh uh this uh complex part and i'll get you i don't know
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if you have like been working out of we fed that's awful
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right yeah and uh one of the things that i lost all this is that you can like
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a size also the type of tense or that you can have
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so for example if you're working with images you are going to
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use hind i. t. thirty two in this case as i
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was working with a complex number with this colour i was using like this kind of our uh this kind of things
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so um what we were doing was like we were created a neural net
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that was i given as surveys okay so this is i think this
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they are the core future or or forty visiting tightly and now
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and you'll hours programmers can create were like a like a neural net as a service
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that go like be on this uh whereas the service and you can
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like sort of a problem um uh you seeing using base
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oh i don't know it's me kinda has a told you about this but if you i knew
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he uh to tens of uh oh oh good like to you gain too much you're again
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i recommend you like these uh oh that's awful later dot o. r. g.
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the tissue like baby usually i'll uh with these other in it
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and see the lay years that later suffocated we're protein
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the relationship out of the data and the kind of problem that you want to solve it easy like out approach
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to how the problem is going to to be heaven with is very useful ah and i
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always uh when i think about the number that you know it for starting to call
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ago here in se more or less the classification and see what davies has like a meeting
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or a mom it's coherent so if you guys i neglected going to into neural nets
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i really like a recall main this uh this uh website
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and oh here i put like oh well it's a male than it in terms of goal
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because okay uh are you you have see like arose data but how can i call
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a neural net ah id fly the and run it and then ah
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the most important thing that uh you're going to be dealing with and think you are the a heathen units
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which may guy that has told you about also active in your own function we have seen
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the asteroid exercise are we're dealing with that whole b. c. seemed like the eh
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they they functions and re creations that we're going to have like kind
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of the final classification problems the big they are going to solve
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also that things like the the rainy day larry make the what the end
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okay you have like the target audience village does that problem and the
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layers of a cake and the function that i'm going to half the the
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do you think that i'm going to put and the learning rate
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and then i started thinking again that he is and say okay so uh
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emotions are complex eh more complex even than that
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because we're we're like hitting the internet
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either it is a are flowing data all the time and is
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changing and artificial intelligence um should be more light up each
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are also problem and not d. n. like a brain is oh
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um it's a a neural net of the neural nets
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what i mean is that we connect a neural nets and we create a brains
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okay so i d. and i think this is the problem
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that artificial intelligence uh wants to really realise all okay
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so i said let's say anything with my i'm actually i'm hitting with my my here troll
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um i was thinking that at the end i wanted to have like a negative emotion
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and i didn't want like a qwerty level of tool in or wherever i went and fear are real
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motion on the on the stroll i want to change i want you to give all feedback on
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that's for that a minute if uh to meet or met if
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bird there is common into ah into a positive uh one
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so ah limits is there is a part of the brain
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there is like be on the new cortex okay
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eh that basically uh it deals with our emotional selves
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oh then you're cortex eh i mean dries for general intelligence worries
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like oh oh memory and processing but linguistics and is different
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it deals with uh oh we're strain for or couple eighteen
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danger with uh dealing with o. o. where emotions
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so at the end is a part of the brain that uh is like processing uh processing that
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ah so ah ah i started seeing how and small oh and
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you wear off of how how brains uh really work
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and how these part of the brain at the end is like a influencing daniel cortex
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and driving us into that ever a motion eh that's that's
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generalisation and at the end we have like a structure
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that would uh we could like impair or try to do our reverse engineer of that
00:29:09
so are the and uh and uh it's the it has like four main core parts gate
00:29:15
and and different a kind of a impulse we have that animals
00:29:20
and sensory cortex what isn't a recorded we had only for the front part and i mean that
00:29:26
and then we have to kind of different inputs that comes here
00:29:29
okay what we call sensory inputs i mean you might chase
00:29:34
we deal out of images you know where emotional brain wellstone emotional sickness
00:29:40
singers that i interpret their line my mathematical here models
00:29:45
so okay i i it's it's great yeah because i take
00:29:48
like the intention already like want training around it
00:29:52
all school that has without tones of images and i like it
00:29:57
to my emotional mathematical model created more complex a data sets
00:30:03
q. to deal with that uh uh for the it didn't say a um okay so
00:30:09
with input i have like images i have an emotional signal and then have
00:30:14
a a box that you know guys that you is not longer box
00:30:18
and then i have a uh let an output that is going to be another tweaked
00:30:23
this to me is how a is going to have on emotional gradient that goes from the being assertive okay you're
00:30:30
trying to me but i'm going to be as i'm going to put you on a circuit a to e.
00:30:35
jill compassion because at the end like a haters ah
00:30:39
or her like um are like oh own move
00:30:43
i'm so lost souls that have something to say and we shouldn't like just keep eight
00:30:48
apart we should be soon and we should uh also like so some compassion
00:30:54
about bass and now i'm dealing with uh then it's a the next
00:30:58
time it's for the is that is getting they they they tap
00:31:02
yeah i really need because uh i have like the insane shown a model data sets
00:31:07
in which i have like features of of trains or t.
00:31:11
tens or dogs right need a pictures of joy
00:31:16
i need pictures of being sat i need pictures of hate
00:31:20
so the data set that i mean it's like why mm specific for this
00:31:25
and there has to be huge so oh mm i'm a
00:31:29
i'm a working every day all on building this
00:31:33
eh but i yeah i also need like a tones of that uh burbank kind of a beta
00:31:41
that is giving me like those emotional emotional signals so um i
00:31:47
hope to one day like finish my my emotional brain
00:31:52
uh in the mean time if you will have the opportunity to see all of we get
00:31:58
with a troll a side eat uh please um forgive
00:32:03
uh but also stay calm okay and if eh it with
00:32:08
a heart she'll stay just away from from the phone

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Conference Program

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Nov. 26, 2016 · 2:01 p.m.
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Nov. 26, 2016 · 2:35 p.m.
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Limbic system using Tensorflow
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Nov. 26, 2016 · 3:31 p.m.
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Rosie: clean use case framework
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Nov. 27, 2016 · 10:05 a.m.
Q&A - Rosie: clean use case framework
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Nov. 27, 2016 · 10:39 a.m.
The Firebase tier for your app
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Nov. 27, 2016 · 10:49 a.m.
Q&A - The Firebase tier for your app
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Nov. 27, 2016 · 11:32 a.m.
PERFMATTERS for Android
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Nov. 27, 2016 · 11:45 a.m.
Q&A - PERFMATTERS for Android
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Managing your online presence on Google Search
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Nov. 27, 2016 · 1:29 p.m.
Q&A - Managing your online presence on Google Search
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Nov. 27, 2016 · 2:02 p.m.
Design for Conversation
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Nov. 27, 2016 · 2:30 p.m.
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Q&A - Design for Conversation
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Nov. 27, 2016 · 3:09 p.m.
Firebase with Angular 2 - the perfect match
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Nov. 27, 2016 · 4:05 p.m.
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Q&A - Firebase with Angular 2 - the perfect match
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