
O’Reilly Ebook: Machine Learning is Changing the Rules
This in-depth ebook provides practical advice for organizations looking to launch a machine-learning initiative, and explores use cases for six industries involved in AI and machine learning today.
You’ll explore:
- Use cases including self-driving cars, software development, genomics, blockchains, algorithmic trading, particle physics, and data center energy management
- Open source datasets and proprietary data sources for organizations that don’t generate their own unique data
- A typical data science life cycle, from data collection to production and scale
- Examples of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) and open source machine-learning solutions — and the pros and cons of each
- Open source deep learning frameworks such as TensorFlow, MXnet, and PyTorch
- AI as a Service providers including AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Azure, and IBM Cloud
- Disruptive technologies that are just beginning to emerge
About the Author:
Peter Morgan is Founder and CEO of Deep Learning Partnership, a company that consults and trains on the latest in deep learning and artificial intelligence algorithms and full stack solutions. He runs the Deep Learning Lab meetup group in London. He is also authoring a book on Quantum Computing for Springer and a paper on active inference, a general theory of intelligence, with Professor Karl Friston at the UCL. In a past life, Peter was a theoretical high energy physicist, and a Solutions Architect for companies such as IBM, BT Labs, and Cisco Systems. He enjoys frisbee and golfing.
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