Dogs vs. Cats Convolutional Neural Network with GPU
Posted on Wed 22 March 2017 in Projects • Tagged with python
Introduction¶
Since I upgraded my desktop and added a gtx 1070 graphics card, I have been having tons of fun training models in Tensorflow and XGBoost using my GPU and have been enjoying the multiple factors of speedup training time versus training on my CPU. On top of that, I have been enjoying gaming on my pc with the 1070 as well.
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Improved Austin Animal Shelter Analysis with Data Visualizations
Posted on Sun 05 March 2017 in Projects • Tagged with python
One of the first notebooks I uploaded was my analysis on the animal outcome dataset for the Austin Animal Shelter. Recently, I ran across their open data set on Austin's open data government website: https://data.austintexas.gov/. The dataset on this site included both intake and outcome data which the dataset hosted on Kaggle did not have. The data on Kaggle was only the outcome dataset. I was very interested in how much the intake data would help improve results so we will run a similar analysis but now integrate both the intake and outcome data and also add some data visualizations. Both the intake and outcome dataset contain data from 2013 to 2017.
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Convolutional Neural Network with Tensorflow + GPU
Posted on Thu 23 February 2017 in Projects • Tagged with python
In my last notebook, I used a multilayer perceptron network (MLP) for classification using the MNIST dataset. For this notebook, I will apply a Convolutional Neural Network to the same dataset and see how this network performs| compared to the MLP.
Hello World! (Of Tensorflow, GPU Computing, and Deep Learning)
Posted on Thu 16 February 2017 in Projects • Tagged with python
Multilayer Perceptron¶
So I recently upgraded my desktop and now that I have a gtx 1070 card, I really wanted to get my hands on deep learning using my gpu. The library that I have decided to go with is Tensorflow. Tensorflow is a graph computation/deep learning library developed by Google. Tensorflow also has support for running on the gpu so that we can train larger and faster networks. This notebook will run through will include building a multilayer perceptron model on the classic MNIST dataset.
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Quick Run Through for Ridge Regression from Scratch
Posted on Tue 31 January 2017 in Projects • Tagged with python
Collaborative Filtering + Matrix Factorization Recommendation Systems
Posted on Wed 11 January 2017 in Projects • Tagged with python
Motivation¶
It has been a year or two since I have done any analysis involving recommendation systems so I wanted to shake off the rust and dive into building a recommendation system for movies. At the end of the day, it will let me practice and since I am on break and have some free time, it doesn't hurt to have a working recommendation system so I have a good list of movies to watch.
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Using Hidden Markov Models to Make Smarter Pitching Decisions
Posted on Sun 08 January 2017 in Projects • Tagged with python
Analysis Topic:¶
One topic that has been discussed recently in baseball is the third time through the order penalty (TTOP). Third time through the order penalty is simply the theory that a pitcher is less effective when he goes through the lineup of batters twice and faces each batter for the third time.
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Austin Animal Shelter Analysis
Posted on Wed 21 December 2016 in Projects • Tagged with python
Austin Animal Shelter¶
Animal welfare is something that is really close to my heart so I am really excited to go through this dataset for analysis. This data was posted on Kaggle but I did not discover the dataset until after the competition expired. The goal posted by Austin Animal Shelter for this data was to predict the outcome of each animal.
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Long Beach City College Retention Analysis
Posted on Tue 20 December 2016 in Projects • Tagged with python
Background information¶
With the support of the Institutional Research Department at Long Beach City College, I was given 10 years of college wide student data to provide them with any insights. For the purpose of privacy, the data will not be displayed in this notebook. However, I can provide desciptions and the variables that are being used along with results from the analysis. The data was given to me in three tables, enrollment, miscellaneous, and awards.
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