Deep Dives

Welcome back to the Tiny Giant series — a series where I share what I learned about MobileNet architectures. Up to now two articles I covered MobileNetV1 and MobileNetV2. Take a look at references ...

, you need to take testing your code seriously. You may write unit tests with pytest, mock dependencies, and strive for prime code coverage. For those who’re like me, though, you may have a...

If you could have ever been accountable for managing complex business logic, you understand how nested if-else statements is usually a jungle: painful to navigate and simple to wander off. With regards to mission-critical...

and managing products, it’s crucial to make sure they’re performing as expected and that the whole lot is running easily. We typically depend on metrics to gauge the health of our products. And...

A previous article provided a of conceptual frameworks – analytical structures for representing abstract concepts and organizing data. Data scientists use such frameworks in a wide range of contexts, from use case ideation and...

Most data that pertains to a measurable process in the true world has a geospatial aspect to it. Organisations that manage assets over a large geographical area, or have a business process which requires...

When black cats prowl and pumpkins gleam, may luck be yours on Halloween. (Unknown) , conferences, workshops, articles, and books on quantum computing have multiplied, opening recent ways to process information and to reconsider the...

! My name is Kirill Khrylchenko, and I lead the RecSys R&D team at Yandex. One in all our goals is to develop transformer technologies inside the context of recommender systems, an objective we’ve...