Using a computer to learn new skills, and in the process improving the mastery of other tasks like solving simple math problems.
Studying something new by using a tool that’s new to you—your brain doesn’t get confused because it’s familiar with a computer.
Kaggle
Kaggle is an online platform with a strong community of data scientists and computer science students who are competing to solve interesting data science challenges.
Kaggle is built on a platform called Gluon, which is a project built by Nvidia Corporation.
Kaggle offers 10 free credits per day to help you get started.
How can I get free Kaggle credits?
Follow @kaggle for tips and tricks on how to get free Kaggle credits.
How can I use free Kaggle credits?
Sign up for the Kaggle Community and create a profile to start analyzing data.
Free Kaggle credits will help you create a new notebook.
Kaggle is free.
If you’re a student, your school may offer access to their own Kaggle account, which can be used to create and share data analysis notebooks.
Watch videos, join forums, and complete challenges to earn more Kaggle credits.
They also offer paid Kaggle accounts, which have different levels of data credits available.
Kaggle allows access to several data sets to be analyzed, including:
Crime Data
Weather Data
Credit Card Data
Gaming Data
Life Science Data
Wikipedia Articles
Kaggle is built with Python and uses libraries like tensorflow and numpy to apply machine learning methods.
They have partnerships with a lot of organizations, including the medical research company Biocurious.
Nvidia Geforce GPU
The Nvidia Geforce GPUs are used to train models that make predictions on data sets that you submit to Kaggle.
The GPUs are generally available for purchase online and in stores.
Nvidia has been developing GPUs for deep learning and is probably the most well-known chip manufacturer for GPUs used for training and running models.
Nvidia has about 20,000 employees and designs about 4 million GPUs a year.
Training Deep Learning Models
You will be using the same Gluon framework to train models that I’m using
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