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Data Phoenix is your best friend in learning and growing in the data world!
We publish digest, organize events and help expand the frontiers of your knowledge in ML, CV, NLP, and other aspects of AI. Idea and implementation: @dmitryspodarets
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​​We hope your Sunday is going great and you are ready for the upcoming week!
But first things first, here's your weekly dose of positivity🤗
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​​⚡️Hello friends!
Data Phoenix prepared for you the list of free vacancies for the week. Kindly check it out and let us know what you think 😉
1) Senior/Middle CV/ML Engineer at Apostera (Odesa, Kyiv, Remote)
https://bit.ly/3d0WOQs
2) Junior CV/ML Engineer at Apostera (Odesa, Kyiv, Remote)
https://bit.ly/3d0WOQs
3) Senior Data Scientist/ML Engineer at Xenoss (Odesa, Kyiv, Remote)
https://bit.ly/3I0pszG
4) Middle+/Senior Data scientist at AUTODOC (Odesa)
https://bit.ly/3IaIZxw
5) Machine Learning Architect at SoftServe (Odesa, Kyiv, Remote)
https://bit.ly/3lcoPcE

Looking to feature your open positions in the digest? Kindly reach out to us at editor@dataphoenix.info for details. We'll be proud to help your business thrive!
​​⚡️Hello friends! Let’s start our Monday with Francesca Lazzeri, an experienced data scientist, economist, and machine learning practitioner with over 15 years of experience in academic research.

Francesca is the author of “Machine Learning for Time Series Forecasting with Python”. She has published numerous articles and papers in technology journals.

In addition to that, she is a Professor of Machine Learning at Columbia University and a Principal Data Scientist Manager at Microsoft, where she leads a team of data scientists focusing on the data science and machine learning applications in such use cases as customer retention, fraud detection, and experimentation.

She was a research fellow at Harvard University in the Technology and Operations Management Unit. Also, she is an Advisory Board Member for the European Union and for the WiDS initiative, a machine learning mentor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Let us know, who should be next?

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💡Deceive D: Adaptive Pseudo Augmentation for GAN Training with Limited Data

In this paper, Liming Jiang et al. introduce a novel strategy called Adaptive Pseudo Augmentation (APA) that encourages healthy competition between the generator and the discriminator.

https://bit.ly/317tbdL
📌Get Started: DCGAN for Fashion-MNIST

In this tutorial for beginners, you'll implement a typical DCGAN with TensorFlow 2 and Keras, based on a basic GAN paper and a Colab notebook.

https://bit.ly/3xGGxK3
💡Compositional Transformers for Scene Generation

The authors introduce the GANformer2 model, an iterative object-oriented transformer that is capable of highly efficient generative modeling.

https://bit.ly/2ZM0gvr
🔥Hi guys! We hope that you had an amazing week!
Data Phoenix team wants to remind you about our weekly newsletter which is coming really soon! Fill in your email so you don't miss a thing 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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​​⚡️Hello friends!
Data Phoenix prepared for you the list of free vacancies for the week. Kindly check it out and let us know what you think 😉
1) Data Engineer at Wikimedia Foundation (Remote)
https://bit.ly/3dj3jOV
2) Staff Data Scientist at Instacart (San Francisco, CA - Remote)
https://bit.ly/3pnb8c5
3) Sr. Data Engineer at HashiCorp (United States - Remote)
https://bit.ly/3EoUIWS
4) Product Data Scientist at Mozilla (Remote US, Remote Canada)
https://bit.ly/3IjModu
5) Senior Data Engineer at Twitch (United States - Remote)
https://bit.ly/3oow972

📌Looking to feature your open positions in the digest? Kindly reach out to us at editor@dataphoenix.info for details. We'll be proud to help your business thrive!
💡Parameter Exploration at Lyft

In this article, you'll learn about parameter exploration practices at Lyft, including the ups and downs of the methods they agreed on, to drive data-driven decision making at scale.

https://lft.to/3omq62E
​​🔥We hope your Sunday is going great and you are ready for the upcoming week!
But first things first, here's your weekly dose of positivity🤗
https://bit.ly/3xT9CCe
📚TorchGeo: deep learning with geospatial data

TorchGeo is a Python library for integrating geospatial data into the PyTorch deep learning ecosystem that enables deep learning for remote sensing applications.

https://bit.ly/3oroG7e
​​⚡️Data Phoenix team wishes you an amazing week! Today, we want to present to you Dr. Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro, a fabled president of KDnuggets. Gregory is famous as an expert in Business Analytics, Data Mining, and Data Science, and one of the biggest influencers in the fields of data and AI.

He's a co-founder of Knowledge Discovery and Data mining conferences, co-founder, and past chair of SIGKDD, a professional organization for Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining. Gregory has over 60 publications and edited several books and collections on data mining and knowledge discovery.

He's led data mining and consulting groups at GTE Laboratories, Knowledge Stream Partners, and Xchange. His experience in developing solutions for CRM, customer attrition, cross-sell, and segmentation for some of the leading banks, insurance, and telecommunications companies is truly unrivaled. He's also worked on data analysis of the clinical trials, microarray, and proteomic data.

https://bit.ly/3dpskrS
📌Root Causing Data Failures

Handling data is not an easy task. In this post, you'll find out how Anomalo, a data quality platform, can help you find the root cause of data quality issues automatically.

https://bit.ly/3DtP7wY
📚LILA: Language-Informed Latent Actions

Language-Informed Latent Actions (LILA) is a framework for learning natural language interfaces in the context of human-robot collaboration under the shared autonomy paradigm.

https://bit.ly/31yRDVE
💡Training an object detector from scratch in PyTorch

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to train a custom object detector from scratch using PyTorch. Note that this lesson is part 2 of a 3-part series on advanced PyTorch techniques.

https://bit.ly/3EBIbQ0
📚Machine-in-the-Loop Rewriting for Creative Image Captioning

In this paper, the authors propose a rewriting model that modifies specified spans of text within the user's original draft to introduce denoscriptive and figurative elements locally in the text.

https://bit.ly/31QdyYI
🔥Hello friends!
We hope that your week is going well so far. Data Phoenix team wants to remind you about our weekly newsletter which is coming, as always, 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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📌Orchestrate a Data Science Project in Python With Prefect

This step-by-step guide will teach you how you can use Prefect to optimize your DS workflow in a few lines of Python code, to increase efficiency in the long run.

https://bit.ly/33jdFwv