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Day 39: fast.ai Lesson 3 - Performance, validation and model interpretation revisited II

I watched the rest of lesson 3 slowly to understand the concept. Day 39: fast.ai Lesson 3 - Performance, validation and model interpretation revisited II

Day 38: fast.ai Lesson 3 - Performance, validation and model interpretation revisited I

I watched again slowly the lesson 3 for the first half of the lesson.

Day 37: fast.ai Lesson 2 - Random forest deep dive revisited

I rewatched the lesson 2 to gain better understanding of random forest.

Day 36: fast.ai Lesson 1 - Introduction fo random forest revisited

I would like to revisited the lesson 1 since I am little bit lost now.

Day 35: fast.ai Lesson 7 - RF from scratch and gradient descent II

Today I wtched the other half of the Lesson 7 of Introduction to the machine learning for coders - RF from scratch and gradient descent.

Day 34: RF from scartch and gradient descent

Today I watched half of the video lesson 7 Introduction to machine learning for coders - RF from scratch and gradient descent.

Day 33: fast.ai Lesson 6 - Data products abd live coding II

Today, I watched the other half of the lesson 6 Data products And Live coding

Day 32 fast.ai Lesson 6 - Data products and live coding

Today, I watched half of the lesson 6 Data products And Live coding.

Day 31: fast.ai Lesson 5 - Extrapolation and RF from scratch II

I watched the other half of the lesson on Lesson 5 Introduction to machine learning for coders about Extrapolation and RF from scratch.

Day 30: fast.ai Lesson 5 - Extrapolation and RF from scratch I

I watched half of the lesson on Lesson 5 Introduction to machine learning for coders about Extrapolation and RF from scratch.

Day 29: fast.ai Lesson 4 - Feature importance, tree interpreter II

Introduction to Machine Learning for Coders Lesson 4 - Feature importance, tree interpreter .the rest from yesterday.

Day 28 fast.ai Lesson 4 - Feature importance, tree interpreter !

This lesson is 1:40 long, so I decided to divide into 2 parts. Half today and half tomorrow. Introduction to Machine Learning for Coders Lesson 4 - Feature importance, tree interpreter .

Day 27: Introducing Differential Privacy revisited

In the middle of my busy works, preparing for new jobs and finishing current one, I want to understand once more about the basic of this course. First concept is Privacy. Hence I rewatched lesson 3 Introducing Differential Privacy. Plan to attend  #sg_study_jahm  virtual meeting

Day 26: Differential privacy for deep learning revisited

Yesterday, I chose to a have one break day due to my busy days to prepare to start my new job in the other town. In addition, I have finished all the lessons in this course. Time to revise the study again. Today, I revisited the lessons on Differential privacy for deep learning in lesson 6.

Day 25: Build an encrypted database and encrypted deep learning

I watched lesson 9 Encrypted deep learning concepts 4 to 9. Finish the course. I will revise some material again starting tomorrow.

Day 24: Lesson 9 Encrypted deep learning

Watching lesson 9 encrpyted deep learning concepts 1-3.

Day 23: Lesson 8 Securing federated learning

I am still catcing up with my study in this course after a week of jobs interviews and orientations. But still, I want to spare some times for study this course, although only watching lesson 8 Securing federated learning.

Day 22: fast.ai Lesson 3 - Performance, validation and model interpretation

Just comeback to myhome town after 7 hours train journey, my activity is only watching lesson 3 fast.ai Introduction to machine learning - Performance validation and model interpretation.

Day 21: fast.ai Lesson 2 Random forest deep dive

Since I got a job interview almost the whole day, my activity is only watching lesson 2 fast.ai Introduction to machine learning - Random forest deep dive

Day 20: fast.ai Lesson 1 - Introduction to random forest

I am trying to watch lesson 1 of fast.ai Introduction to Machine Learning for Coders.  http://course18.fast.ai/lessonsml1/lesson1.html My note on todo: 1. Installing jupyter. I want to do it in my own computer later on. Create some instructions if possible. 2. Data Science vs Software Engineering....I am looking at Data Science as more like using excel to do works while Software Engineering is creating 'excel' like application to do the work. Data Science more to prototyping while Software Engineering is a producing a finish product. 3. Introduction to random forest. Another article to read,  https://towardsdatascience.com/random-forest-3a55c3aca46d