Posted by Jack McKew on Thu 22 August 2024 in Python • Tagged with python, machine learning, ai • 6 min read
I find machine's working automatically to complete a task one of the most fascinating things, imagine how good it feels to watch a machine that learns to do the task on it's own! Especially if you're the teacher, in this blog post, we're going to go through:
Posted by Jack McKew on Thu 25 July 2024 in Python • Tagged with python, machine learning, ai • 3 min read
If you're like me, you found this blog post likely after struggling to get ML agents set up and working a Mac M1/M2/M3, here's hoping what I found that works for me, works for you!
Ensure you have the ml-agents repo cloned locally! This …
Posted by Jack McKew on Tue 19 March 2024 in Python • Tagged with python, visualisation, machine learning, ai • 3 min read
In our final exploration into machine learning with PyTorch, we're going to do something critical for lifeforms in our world, learn to walk!
This post took many trials and errors, a form of reinforcement learning I completed unsupervised as a human. The resulting code below was what ended up working …
Posted by Jack McKew on Mon 26 February 2024 in Python • Tagged with python, visualisation, machine learning, ai • 9 min read
Neural networks are something you hear about constantly in the world of machine learning, so in this post we're going to build, train and test a neural network to classify images with PyTorch! We will be using the CIFAR-10 dataset (CIFAR stands for Canadian Institute for Advanced Research), and it's …
Posted by Jack McKew on Wed 07 February 2024 in Python • Tagged with python, visualisation, machine learning, ai • 11 min read
Weather affects every single human on earth for the better or worse, and we've come to rely on weather predictions in order to plan how we spend our day. But how can we predict the weather? In this post we're going to develop a machine learning model with recurrent neural …
Posted by Jack McKew on Thu 21 September 2023 in Python • Tagged with python, visualisation, machine learning, ai • 3 min read
Now that we've built & trained logistic regression and decision tree models to classify the iris dataset in these previous posts:
We found that they were both really good in their own regard (potentially overfitting), but what if we had two models …
Posted by Jack McKew on Tue 15 August 2023 in Python • Tagged with python, visualisation, machine learning, ai • 1857 min read
What are decision trees? It's a tool to assist with making decisions, in a tree like structure, similar to a flow chart; where each branch of the tree is a decision, usually made with some boundaries that decide which branch to follow. A basic decision tree could be of a …
Posted by Jack McKew on Sun 06 August 2023 in Python • Tagged with python, visualisation, machine learning, ai • 17 min read
In this post we'll go through a few things typical for any project using machine learning:
While this is a very high level overview of what we're about to do. This process is almost the same in any …
Posted by Jack McKew on Fri 18 December 2020 in Data Science • Tagged with datascience, python • 4 min read
It's quite clear in today's age that the biggest companies in the world, make most of their profits from harvesting and productionalising their user's data. With privacy becoming more and more of a concern in everyday life as we become more connected, it's almost becoming a human right for our …
Posted by Jack McKew on Fri 09 October 2020 in Data Science • Tagged with datascience, python • 4 min read
One of the utmost crucial parts in all programming languages is maintaining variables. We create, modify, compare, delete our variables to build more complex systems that eventually make up the software we use. This is typically done by using the = operator (eg x = 5 …