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location: Sala d'actes Ada Lovelace
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- speaker: "Xiang Xu"
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title: "Unboxing Machine Learning Models: Predicting with Numpy After Model Training"
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description: "In this hands-on workshop, we’ll bridge the gap between high-level machine learning libraries (like Scikit-learn and Keras) and the core mathematical principles driving their predictions. Participants will firstly train regression models using machine learning methods like Kernel Ridge Regression (KRR) and Deep Neural Networks (DNNs), save the trained model parameters, and then use only Numpy to replicate the prediction process."
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title: "No More Script Nightmares: Make Python CLIs That Rock"
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title: "Discovering ETL Testing: Essential for Your AI Solutions"
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description: "High-quality data is the foundation of effective AI, and rigorous ETL testing ensures your AI models are built on solid ground. ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes are vital for extracting, transforming, and loading data into systems for analysis, and well-tested ETLs are crucial for making reliable, data-driven decisions and successful AI implementations."
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track_length: 1
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color: yellow
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type: workshop
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language: "English"
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language: "English"
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topic: "CLIs and packaging scripts"
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title: "Introduction to data pipelines with Kestra and MLFlow"
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topic: "Testing"
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requirements: "A Github account"
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title: "No More Script Nightmares: Make Python CLIs That Rock"
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language: "English"
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requirements: "Postgres and MySQL installed locally or via Docker"
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topic: "Databases"
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title: "Discovering ETL Testing: Essential for Your AI Solutions"
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description: "High-quality data is the foundation of effective AI, and rigorous ETL testing ensures your AI models are built on solid ground. ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes are vital for extracting, transforming, and loading data into systems for analysis, and well-tested ETLs are crucial for making reliable, data-driven decisions and successful AI implementations."
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- speaker: "Manuel Gijón"
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title: "Introduction to data pipelines with Kestra and MLFlow"
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description: ""
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title: "Predict gender equality with your own Machine Learning model"

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