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Moran Reznik
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 3 ธ.ค. 2015
A channel for my Analysis, ML and Engineering projects.
Leave boring looking tables behind you with this simple function | notebook included
Example Code:
colab.research.google.com/drive/1eTaaifIY08uz-NgNk3kODRKEX7zJeSRr?usp=sharing
colab.research.google.com/drive/1eTaaifIY08uz-NgNk3kODRKEX7zJeSRr?usp=sharing
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12 PySpark Functions to set you apart from the competition
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12 PySpark Functions to set you apart from the competition
How to Build a 2000 ELO Chess AI with Deep Learning
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learn how to build and train a convolutional neural network using the PyTorch deep learning library. kaggle.json file and the authentication process : www.kaggle.com/docs/api kaggle chess dataset: www.kaggle.com/datasets/arevel/chess-games
Information Theory - Entropy, KL divergence, Cross Entropy and more.
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if you need some background on statistics and random variables, take a look at: th-cam.com/video/FZNV9PEJjps/w-d-xo.html
16 Probability Distributions by their story [Must-Know]
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In this video, I'm going over 16 extremely useful and common probability distributions by their parameters, what they model in how they connect to other distributions. central limit theorem by "seeing-theory": seeing-theory.brown.edu/probability-distributions/index.html
I Built The Pokédex with Plotly and Dash! [tutorial]
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Plotly help you create interactive graphs with almost no code, and with dash you can create amazing dashboards online - with only python! let me show you how its done, using an example project - building the Pokédex from Pokemon.
Building a Restful API with django tutorial | 2022
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a tutorial for building a Restful API with jango - Models, Views, URLs, Serializers and more advanced concepts like GenericViews, ViewSets and more!
The Travelling Salesman Problem | Dynamic Programming Part 3
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This is the third and final part out of a video series about dynamic programming, where I explain the how to use looping with a bottom-up approach to solve the travelling salesman problem. 0 Comments
0-1 Knapsack with memoization | Dynamic Programming Part 2
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This is the second part out of (currently) three-part video series about dynamic programming, where I explain the how to use recursion and memoization to solve the knapsack problem.
recursion, memoization and looping | Dynamic Programming Part 1
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This is the first part out of (currently) three-part video series about dynamic programming, where I explain the concepts of recursion, memoization and looping using a very simple example: generating the fibonacci sequence.
HTML & CSS Crash Course for Data Scientists
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knowing the basics of front-end development has several benefits for every data scientist - let me get you started in less than 20 minutes!
Controlling GANs through PCA conditioning
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I'm sharing a technique I developed for controlling GANs by training them using PCA. the code, so you can train a model and play with it: github.com/MoranReznik/PCA-in_training-GAN/blob/main/celebA_PCAgan.ipynb Lab-ML styleGan2: github.com/labmlai/annotated_deep_learning_paper_implementations ty for watching!
The ONLY PySpark Tutorial You Will Ever Need.
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Enjoyed this intoduction to pyspark and want to go to the next level?! check out my guide for advanced functions: th-cam.com/video/exffwifu5ZA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=J7HQRjnT5-pAkM3r for future reference (and cntl C/cntl V'ing), use the notebook: github.com/MoranReznik/PySpark-Reference-Notebook/blob/main/PySpark Tutorial.ipynb
StyleGAN 1 Guide [Theory and PyTorch Code, ProGAN included]
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Everything you need to know to understand and implement the image generation model StyleGAN. Links: WGAN with Gradient Penalty guide: th-cam.com/video/sFkdYSc2W5A/w-d-xo.html ProGAN paper: arxiv.org/abs/1710.10196 StyleGAN Paper: arxiv.org/abs/1812.04948 Aladin Persson ProGAN code walkthrough: th-cam.com/video/nkQHASviYac/w-d-xo.html Soon I'm planning on posting more guides, on many DS and DL t...
WGAN with Gradient Penalty and Attention- theory, implementation and results!
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the best video to start with when looking to understand how to convert plain old GANs into the next level! i've explained the basics, and gathered the best resources online to dive deeper. resources by order of appearance: my repo: github.com/MoranReznik/WGAN-GP What is going on with my GAN?: towardsdatascience.com/what-is-going-on-with-my-gan-13a00b88519e Fantastic GANs and where to find them:...
Music Generation With Transformers Walkthrough! [DETAILED]
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Music Generation With Transformers Walkthrough! [DETAILED]
Complete Variational Autoencoder Walkthrough! theory, code and results
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Complete Variational Autoencoder Walkthrough! theory, code and results
I learned a lot from this video, thanks 'mate'. I have 2 questions. 1. Several people have asked for the full source code, I believe you answered you still have it somewhere. Could you please make it available? If this is not possible, please let us know so we can stop begging. 2. I think you do agree that this is not a 2000 ELO chess engine. What you mean to say is that it was trained with >2000 ELO. Would your code reach 2000 ELO with better training? Or do you have ideas how the code could be improved?
thank you for such a consise yet valuable introduction. I hope your family and friends are safe, am israel chai
like Hadoop. CUDA do the same but in diffrent area...also Kubernetes...in another area..
17:01 losting Nc4 is not a 2000 ELO move.
This is realy "The ONLY PySpark Tutorial You Will Ever Need" - Thanks for the video! IL on the map!
can we get source code
Beautiful ❤️❤️😍.. Such a master piece my pal.
Brilliantly explained!!!
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This video is better than going through the long playlists to get the same information. Thanks for providing crisp information.
Thank you for saving me. THANK YOU.
Glad to help!
W❤W! That’s Incredibly Awesome!
Great video. Really helpful!!!
Link to source code please
You saved my Pyspark exam of today! Thank you❤
Great tutorial! Is there any chance you could link the full code?
Great work 👍
Just 5 mins into the video yet it feels so much soothing and uncomplicated to watch this video . Great job buddy! Even if you made a full video covering all the full 4 parts including streaming and graph x I would still watch it because your explanation was very pleasant to watch!
Great video. Thank you for your job!
Great Tutorial, Thanks!
Great summary of Spark! Fantastic job Moran!
Wow. I appreciate your preciseness and brevity, you done a great job, and even bigger effort to describe it so simply!
Xould you make a tutorial on how to make it uci compatible so we can play against it in chess intefaces and make it play against other bots
It is really The ONLY PySpark Tutorial We Will Ever Need.
I tried replicating it but it did not end well. Can you please provide the full code :)
Very nice video! Can you share the code tho?
Thumbnail description is completely aligned with the video content. Thanks
excellent
really really enjoyed ur video. you should really make more , you would do amazing!!
Awesome explanation dude 😊
Good stuff🎉
can you please make quick video guide for Scala? plz.. I'm in urgent need I loved your video , your most awesome concise lecturer good Day @Moran
can we change the CNN by MLP, ig it can capture the whole board better then CNN
Why do you think so?
Thank
does this perform better than minimax?
No.
Let us just say that if a player with a 2000 elo played like this then i would urge him to call an ambulance. Something very very bad must have happened to his brain.
the demo seemed more like 400 elo
Thanks a lot for this great intro man, very clear :)
Great video it explain a lot about GANs where can i find the dataset you used???
Can u send us the full code link?
Thank you for this video. PySpark is becoming clearer
amazing job ! thanks
Hello, would you be able to share the colab notebook for this project? I would like to create a chess neural network of my own and this looks amazing!
Thank you for the video.
very nice tutorial! is there any chance you could link the full code?
Brilliantly covered the essence of PySpark in crisp & clear manner ... Kudos to you man!🥳 Thanks for the efforts.🙏 This one time TH-cam suggestions algo did a perfect job 🤗
Great video, very informative, thank you.
Hello! This is a great video. In the ChessNet class, could you explain what PolicyNet is? And also where the predict(x) function comes from in choose_move()? Thanks so much!
please provide exact time-stamps for your questions :)
@@moranreznik Sure. At 16:07 the very last line of the code block says move = predict(x), but the predict function was never defined in any of the other code shown. Could you explain the predict function, or do you have code showing it? Thanks
@@kieranodell4493 its a simple function, if I remember right, that excepts the board, inputs it into a NN and output a move, thats all.
@@moranreznik can you provide source code
How to install pyspark
Amazing
@moranreznik could you please provide the full code?
Hello! I loved your video. Would you please share your code with me so I can take a look at it? It would be of great inspiration for a little project I am trying to put together. Thanks!
It sits in a colab notebook somewhere, ill try to find it
@@moranreznik thank you! That would be amazing
@@moranreznik Hi, very good tutorial on the essential parts but I can't seem to be able to put together the missing pieces. If you could share your notebook, that would be very helpful !
@@moranreznik have you found it yet? i also might need to use it to understand everything better
@@moranreznik did you find it?