First Machine Learning Book Club Meeting, 2/19

First Machine Learning Book Club Meeting, 2/19

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Join Dr. Ashley Naimi starting this Friday, February 19th at 10:50am to 12:00pm for the first Machine Learning Book Club meeting! 

The book club will meet every other Friday at 10:50am. We will be studying The Hundred Page Machine Learning Book, available (free) here. This club will be introductory: no experience with machine learning is necessary. A basic understanding of regression will help. 

 

How to Join

Email Dr. Naimi (ashley [dot] naimi [at] emory [dot] edu) in advance to obtain the Zoom meeting information! 


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Cheryl Raskind-Hood

February 15, 2021 at 12:05 pm

Looking forward to this ML Book Club. We currently are collaborating with CDC and Emory Bioinformatics using ML to develop an algorithm to dx congenital heart defects (CHD).

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