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The Data Phoenix Events team invites you all on September 16 to our "The A-Z of Data" webinars. The topic — re-usable pipelines for ML projects with DVC.

Good ML pipelines ensure reproducibility of ML experiments and controllability of the development process. In practice, there are often situations when you want to reuse the code of one project into a new one. Sometimes, a new project (model) differs only in the target variable. In such cases, you can reuse up to 95% of the developments from the previous project. This talk discusses the approaches to organize and configure ML pipelines using DVC, ways to reuse ML pipelines, and typical scenarios where this can come in handy.

Speaker

Rozhkov Mikhail - Solution Engineer at Iterative.ai. ML Engineer and enthusiast with over six years of experience in Machine Learning and Data Science. Co-creator ML REPA, author of courses on automating ML experiments with DVC and MLOps. As a member of the Iterative.ai team, he helps teams improve ML development and automate MLOps processes.

Participation is free, but pre-registration is required

https://bit.ly/3yuXs0Z
📌VIL-100: A New Dataset and A Baseline Model for Video Instance Lane Detection

In the paper, the authors propose a new baseline model, named multi-level memory aggregation network (MMA-Net), for video instance lane detection.
https://bit.ly/3gTgrfM
💡Bootstrap a Modern Data Stack in 5 minutes with Terraform

The guide with all the details to walk you through setting up Airbyte, BigQuery, dbt, Metabase, and everything else you need to run a Modern Data Stack using Terraform.
https://bit.ly/3zLgVfA
Data Phoenix Events together with Autodoc and VITech invites you all on September 15 to the meet-up of Open Data Science community in Odessa. During which we will discuss how NLP has changed throughout the last 10 years. In addition to that, we will talk about the experience of involvement in ML competitions. If you can’t attend in person there’s no problem because we are going to be Live as well.
For more details and registration tap this link 👉🏻
https://bit.ly/2WOT6oE
​​We are aware that some of you are looking for job opportunities. We got you and here is a list of 10 positions available this week, enjoy!
1) Machine learning Engineer (middle/senior), Depositphotos, Kyiv, Remote
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2) ML Developer for Data Science Team (Python), Rakuten, Kyiv, Odesa, Remote
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3) AI/ML Computer Vision Engineer, Xenoss, Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Odesa, Remote
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4) Data Scientist (Advanced Analytics), SoftServe, Lviv, Kyiv, Poland
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5) Data Scientist III, Rackspace, Remote (United States)
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For other 5 positions click 👉🏻https://bit.ly/2WOT3c4

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📌Anomaly Detection with TensorFlow Probability and Vertex AI

In this article, you'll learn how Google's AI team uses an ML solution for anomaly detection on Vertex AI to automate these laborious processes of building time series models.
https://bit.ly/3yGIPYB
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Hello friends! We know that some of you didn’t have the opportunity to be present at our first webinar "Introduction to MLOps". We posted the whole footage that you can check out on our website. Listen carefully, take notes, and don’t miss our future events!
https://bit.ly/3BBzDGI
​​Good morning folks! Here's your dose of positivity for this Sunday!🤗
https://bit.ly/3jJrObW
💡SummerTime: Text Summarization Toolkit for Non-Experts

In this paper, the authors present SummerTime, a toolkit for text summarization, including various models, datasets, and evaluation metrics, for a full spectrum of summarization-related tasks.
https://bit.ly/3DSh7vG
📌Use a SageMaker Pipeline Lambda Step for Lightweight Model Deployments

In this article, you'll explore the Lambda step and how you can use it to add custom functionality to your ML pipelines. Also, the specifics of using the Lambda step for lightweight model deployments.

https://amzn.to/3l0wqKa
The Data Phoenix Events team invites you all on September 22 to our "The A-Z of Data" webinars. The topic — From Research to Product with Hydrosphere.

Research and experimentation is usually a fun part of the project. Exploring data, learning domains, choosing and tuning models, researching and exploring to come up with better solutions.

Moving to production is where the fun ends. It often becomes a tedious and problematic part of the project. And that’s where Hydrosphere comes to the rescue. The platform that takes on all the monotonous work of deploying, maintaining, and managing your ML models in production.

Come and learn from experts how to turn your research into a robust AI/ML product and how Hydrosphere can help you do it along the way.

Speaker

Andrii Latysh - Technical Product Owner in ML/DS at Provectus; Founder & Coordinator at Odyssey - Odessa Data Science Community; Machine Learning/Data Science Engineer and Consultant; Lecturer; Speaker; PhD student.

Participation is free, but pre-registration is required.
https://bit.ly/2WSzkZ9
💡Materials Fingerprinting Classification

In this paper, the authors propose a machine learning algorithm coupled with topological data analysis that provides an easy way to extract structural information from APT datasets.
https://bit.ly/2X10ldl
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Don't forget that tomorrow - September 8, our speaker Alexey Grigorev will talk about deploying deep learning models with Kubernetes and Kubeflow.

Alexey is Principal Data Scientist at OLX Group, Founder at DataTalks.Club. Alexey wrote a few books about machine learning. One of them is Machine Learning Bookcamp — a book for software engineers who want to get into machine learning. Participation is free, but pre-registration is required.

For more info tap 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/3DRR87H
Hello friends!
We know that some of you didn’t have the opportunity to be present at our second webinar "The A-Z of Data: Monitoring ML Models in Production". We posted the whole footage that you can check out on our website. Listen carefully, take notes, and don’t miss our future events!
https://bit.ly/3tk0owu
📌How to Detect, Evaluate, and Visualize Historical Drifts in the Data

Analyzing historical drift in data is a nice way of understanding how your data changes, to choose monitoring thresholds. Check out this tutorial for details.
https://bit.ly/3yOeEPb
Friends! Don't forget to subscribe to our weekly newsletter, a new issue is coming tomorrow! Fill in your email and get instant access to all the AI/ML goodies in one go. Looking forward to having you as one of our amazing subscribers!
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💡Accelerating Materials Discovery with Bayesian Optimization and Graph Deep Learning

The authors show that Bayesian optimization with symmetry constraints using a graph deep learning energy model can be used to perform "DFT-free" relaxations of crystal structures.
https://bit.ly/3tnSIti