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JAXLondon 2017: Agile Machine Learning [VIDEO]

Last October a colleague and I gave a talk at the JAXLondon Conference about Machine Learning in an agile, commercial environment (I then also gave the talk again in November in Munich at the W-JAX Conference).




The video of the talk is now available - the first half (and end section) is mostly softer stuff, where I talk about lessons learnt from doing ML research in a commercial environment and the middle section is my colleague, Sumanas, talking about how Word2Vec works and some more interesting demos of using it in an interesting application!




In related conference speaking news, I will be in Berlin next month for the API Conference to talk about Product Management and API Design: https://apiconference.net/api-design-documentation/your-api-as-a-product-thinking-like-a-product-manager/
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Conference updates: JAXLondon and W-JAX 2017

I have had the pleasure of closing out this year by speaking at two conferences. The first in October was JAXLondon, the second in November was W-JAX in Munich - the talk was titled "Agile Machine Learning: From theory to production".



As the title might suggest, the talk was about some considerations and challenges of doing Machine Learning(ML) work in a commercial environment - so a lot of softer aspects of ML: when you should adopt it, how you can work as a team on ML.

The talk at JAXLondon was recorded, so hopefully at some point that will be available for me to share as well, but for the time being, here is a brief interview that my co-speaker and I gave ahead of our JAXLondon talk.



See more details and write up here
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