How PyCon APAC 2014 Web is built (PyCon APAC 2014)
Speaker: Keith Yang
Sitting on Web Chair of PyCon APAC 2014, I'm still new to Django and we're even new to Mezzanine. How we make it happen? It might be related to these keywords from the perspective of a Pyramid user:
Sitting on Web Chair in PyCon APAC 2014, he's also an organizer for Taipei.py - Taipei Python User Group, working on PyClab branch, forwarding to CS education quest. He uses Python every day in biideal, a local startup in Taiwan. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbeIjkhTnik
Speaker: Wei-Ting Kuo
Python is one of the best language for data analysis. In this presentation, I'll give an introduction for general data analysis tools written in python, including ipython, numpy, pandas, matplotlib, and sci-kit learn. Some advance topic might be included if time permit: NLTK, SimpleCV, statsmodels, numba etc...
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Day 2, R2 11:45–12:15
Blackbox problem has been becoming a popular concern when applying machine learning in specific applications, like medical system, where a user is supposed to understand the behavior of the system. Collecting tons of data for training machine learning model is another headache especially when you newly create a system from scratch. In this talk, I introduce the data analysis approach called "Sparse Modeling" that can produce good results, even if the amount of data is small. Event Horizon Telescope project, capturing blackhole image, is one good example of this nature. It's also referred to as explainable since it can tell you which input features have a strong impact to result generated by a machine learning model. With the overview of the method, I'll show concrete code examples for common use cases like image analysis, using a Python library named spm-image.
Slides: https://speakerdeck.com/hacarus/getting-started-with-sparse-modeling-with-spm-image
Speaker: Takashi Someda
After getting his master’s degree in informatics at Graduate School of Kyoto University, he started his job at Sun Microsystems as an engineer.
For about 20 years in the software industry, he has experienced several roles like software developer, technical evangelist, and data scientist.
Now, as CTO of Hacarus, he is responsible for technical direction with strong passion toward building a creative, self-organized team like Pixer.
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Speaker: Tim Hsu
有的時候,我們會把我們重複的 django 程式碼抽出來變成 django 套件。 但是要能夠讓人方便的重複使用,卻有很多技巧。這裏會分析 Django 常見第三方套件的製作方式。
About the speaker
I am tim, love the simplicity of python
組織/公司 Dorm7
頭銜 Engineer
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PyCon APAC 2022|一般演講 Talks|國泰金控 Cathay Financial Holdings / 美光科技 Micron 冠名贊助
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? 語言 Language:英文 English
? 層級 Level:中階 Intermediate
? 分類 Category:機器學習 Machine Learning
? 摘要 Abstract ?
TensorFlow is an end-to-end open source platform for machine learning. It uses a user-friendly API for defining and training neural networks. It provides stable Python APIs and embraces the style and ergonomics of the Python language. The goal of this talk is to help developers get familiar with this end-to-end platform. To do so, we're going to build an Image Assessment application, TasteGram, completely from scratch all using Python.
? 說明 Description ?
For this talk, we're going to take a top-down approach and start from the aesthetic data. Here, I'll talk about some useful ways of how to preprocess the dataset out of Keras Preprocessing released this year.
And then we'll move on to building and training the model, where we'll get to understand a little bit about how to apply the transfer learning to learn an aesthetic evaluation task.
Finally, we'll tying all of these pieces together at the bottom level and talk a bit about deploying the model on edge devices.
This talk should be pretty helpful for developers to get an idea of how to turn theoretical concepts into working implementations with TensorFlow, and they can develop their own end-to-end ML application all using Python.
? 講者介紹 About Speaker - John Lu ?
John is an Android Developer at Seekrtech, currently focusing on developing a gamified To-do list app, WaterDo. He is deeply motivated by challenges and tends to be excited by breaking conventional ways of thinking and doing. With two years of experience in Machine Learning research, he works on combining the latest AI technology and design to build fun and creative applications.
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? 語言 Language:英文 English
? 層級 Level:中階 Intermediate
? 分類 Category:最佳實踐與慣例 Best Practices & Patterns
? 摘要 Abstract ?
Data-Oriented Programming (DOP) is a programming paradigm that makes the systems we build less complex inspired by Clojure. The cool thing is that DOP is language-agnostic: it is applicable to any programming language. In Python, we commonly taught using OOP for abstraction in our code. Information systems around software constructs that combine code and data (e.g. objects instantiated from classes). But in DOP, it encourages the separation of code from data. Moreover, DOP provides guidelines about how to represent and manipulate data. The essence of DOP is that it treats data as a first-class citizen; it gives developers the ability to manipulate data inside a program with the same simplicity as they manipulate numbers or strings. In this talk, we will explore what, when, and how to use DOP with Python.
? 說明 Description ?
We know OOP is relatively complex and it has some common pains that Object Oriented developers experience when they develop a system. For example, many relationships between classes, unpredictable code behavior, not trivial data serialization, complex class hierarchies.
This Talk is not meant to be read as critical of OOP. Its purpose is to raise awareness of the
tendency towards increased complexity of OOP as a programming paradigm and to motivate you
to discover a different programming paradigm where the system complexity tends to be reduced,
namely Data Oriented programming.
Data-Oriented programming (DOP) is a programming paradigm aimed at simplifying the design
and implementation of software systems where information is at the center: systems such as
front-end or back-end web applications and web services.
DOP is based on 4 fundamental principles.
1. Separate code (behavior) from data.
2. Represent data with generic data structures.
3. Data is immutable.
4. Separate data schema from data representation.
Each one of them we will explore in this talk with the Python examples.
Resources: https://blog.klipse.tech/databook/2020/09/29/do-principles.html
? 講者介紹 About Speaker - Shreya Khurana ?
Head of Engineering at Zero One Group | Tech Mentor | Mathematical Thinker
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