Re - Release: Kalman Runners
In honor of the Chicago marathon this weekend (and due in large part to Katie recovering from running in it...) we have a re-release of an episode about Kalman filters, which is part algorithm part el...
9 Okt 201717min
Neural Net Dropout
Neural networks are complex models with many parameters and can be prone to overfitting. There's a surprisingly simple way to guard against this: randomly destroy connections between hidden units, al...
2 Okt 201718min
Disciplined Data Science
As data science matures as a field, it's becoming clearer what attributes a data science team needs to have to elevate their work to the next level. Most of our episodes are about the cool work being...
25 Sep 201729min
Hurricane Forecasting
It's been a busy hurricane season in the Southeastern United States, with millions of people making life-or-death decisions based on the forecasts around where the hurricanes will hit and with what in...
18 Sep 201727min
Finding Spy Planes with Machine Learning
There are law enforcement surveillance aircraft circling over the United States every day, and in this episode, we'll talk about how some folks at BuzzFeed used public data and machine learning to fin...
11 Sep 201718min
Data Provenance
Software engineers are familiar with the idea of versioning code, so you can go back later and revive a past state of the system. For data scientists who might want to reconstruct past models, though...
4 Sep 201722min
Adversarial Examples
Even as we rely more and more on machine learning algorithms to help with everyday decision-making, we're learning more and more about how they're frighteningly easy to fool sometimes. Today we have ...
28 Aug 201716min
Jupyter Notebooks
This week's episode is just in time for JupyterCon in NYC, August 22-25... Jupyter notebooks are probably familiar to a lot of data nerds out there as a great open-source tool for exploring data, doi...
21 Aug 201715min
