Ask Slater, Machine Learning
What is a tensor in physics terminology and what’s the difference from a tensor in machine learning and AI?
There’s no difference. A tensor is just a very, very generic term for: basically anything. A tensor is a generic […]
Ask Slater, Machine Learning
How does the ELMo machine learning model work?
At its core, ELMo is an RNN model with an LSTM gating setup that’s trained as a bidirectional language model. […]
Ask Slater, Machine Learning
Should we remove duplicates from a data-set while training a Machine Learning algorithm (shallow and/or deep methods)?
It…depends. Mostly it depends on what your goals are and what your dataset looks like. There are two big […]
Ask Slater
Should a machine learning beginner go straight for deep learning?
Let me be clear: I love deep learning. It has radically improved the scope of problems that machine learning can […]
Ask Slater
Why do machine learning algorithms require large amounts of computer space for all kinds of datasets?
Depends a bit on which model type you’re talking about, but for the purposes of illustration I’m going to assume […]
Ask Slater
What is one thing that human intelligence can do but artificial intelligence can’t?
Let me tackle this from a slightly more practical perspective. I think the standard issue with this kind of question […]