The purpose of this hackathon was to create an interactive dashboard displayed as a webpage that would show detailed information regarding UNCG’s energy consumption. There were a few main points we had to hit including creating graphs to show the total and average energy usage from 2015 to present, as Read more…
Hey there, so lately I’ve been trying to expand my knowledge of machine learning. To do this I’ve been reading some books and watching lots of videos on the subject. I decided to write this post because learning about how these different algorithms actually work under the hood (without doing Read more…
Hey, so you may have heard about Google’s Deep Dream project by now, however if not its basically a convolutional neural network that enhances patterns in images using an algorithmic pareidolia. The result is some really cool and really trippy images. For example, This is the image before 60 iterations Read more…
What would your computer say if it could talk? Well using generative machine learning we’re able to get a glimpse of what that might be like. Unlike other fields of machine learning, generative ML is still relatively un-explored. The main reason is that it doesn’t really solve problems the same Read more…
Hi all, I am interested in learning more about OpenCV and image recognition so I decided to work through a project originally created by Sentdex who runs pythonprogramming.net. As a disclaimer, this code was modified by yours truly, however the original code was sourced from stack-overflow, Sentdex, and google. I Read more…
Hey, so I’ve been playing StarCraft a little bit lately, and thought it would be cool to create an AI that could play the game and win against bots. So, after a little bit of googling I came across the Python StarCraft package, sc2. This thing is awesome. It gives Read more…
Hey, glad you made it. So I’ve been messing around with YOLO, or the “You Only Look Once” real-time image detection program that uses machine learning with tensorflow and openCV. In this tutorial I will show you how you how to get started using YOLO and show you how to Read more…
Hey there! If you came here from the first NLP tutorial, then you’ll fit right in. If not, then you might want to go check out Natural Language Processing with Python Part 1 before continuing here. Either way, lets get started.
Previously we learned about the nltk Python package and became familiar with some of the cool features it comes with. We left off with being able to remove stopwords from text and labeling words with their corresponding parts of speech. Today I want to talk about comparing words. So leggo..
This project assumes you are relatively familiar with Python. At least enough that you can setup a file directory, create a Python file, and navigate to it using the terminal. If you are not, then check out my Python “Hello World” tutorial.
To humans, the English language seems simple and straight forward. Computers, on the other hand, are like.. dude whats that, gimme some 1’s and 0’s and were good. In python, there are some very powerful packages that can allow you to easily process human languages. Doing this project has really Read more…
So I learned about dash a couple months ago and I immediately fell in love with it. It makes building interactive graphs with Python pretty straight forward once you get the hang of it. At first the syntax might look a little scary, but once you break it down its Read more…