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Linear Regression Is Actually a Projection Problem (Part 2: From Projections to Predictions)

think that linear regression is about fitting a line to data. But mathematically, that’s not what it’s doing. It's finding the closest possible vector to your goal throughout the space spanned by features. To know this,...

Constructing Robust Credit Scoring Models (Part 3)

This text is the third a part of a series I made a decision to jot down on how one can construct a strong and stable credit scoring model over time. The primary article focused...

Linear Regression Is Actually a Projection Problem, Part 1: The Geometric Intuition

learns machine learning often starts with linear regression, not simply because it’s easy, but since it introduces us to the important thing concepts that we use in neural networks and deep learning. We already...

An Intuitive Guide to MCMC (Part I): The Metropolis-Hastings Algorithm

Bayesian statistics you’ve likely encountered MCMC. While the remaining of the world is fixated on the newest LLM hype, Markov Chain Monte Carlo stays the quiet workhorse of high-end quantitative finance and risk...

AWS vs. Azure: A Deep Dive into Model Training – Part 2

In Part 1 of this series, how Azure and AWS take fundamentally different approaches to machine learning project management and data storage. Azure ML uses a workspace-centric structure with user-level role-based access control (RBAC),...

Federated Learning, Part 2: Implementation with the Flower Framework 🌼

within the federated learning series I'm doing, and should you just landed here, I might recommend going through the primary part where we discussed how federated learning works at a high level. For...

Ray: Distributed Computing For All, Part 2

instalment in my two-part series on the Ray library, a Python framework created by AnyScale for distributed and parallel computing. Part 1 covered the way to parallelise CPU-intensive Python jobs in your local...

Azure ML vs. AWS SageMaker: A Deep Dive into Model Training — Part 1

(AWS) are the world’s two largest cloud computing platforms, providing database, network, and compute resources at global scale. Together, they hold about 50% of the worldwide enterprise cloud infrastructure services market—AWS at 30%...

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