Labels and Where To Find Them

Labels and Where To Find Them

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So long, and thanks for all the fish

All good things must come to an end, including this podcast. This is the last episode we plan to release, and it doesn’t cover data science—it’s mostly reminiscing, thanking our wonderful audience (that’s you!), and marveling at how this thing that started out as a side project g ...  Show more

A Reality Check on AI-Driven Medical Assistants

The data science and artificial intelligence community has made amazing strides in the past few years to algorithmically automate portions of the healthcare process. This episode looks at two computer vision algorithms, one that diagnoses diabetic retinopathy and another that cla ...  Show more

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