It is quite possible to learn, follow and contribute to state-of-art work in deep learning in about 6 months’ time. This article details out the steps to achieve that.

Pre-requisites

- You are willing to spend 10–20 hours per week for the next 6 months
- You have some programming skills. You should be comfortable to pick up Python along the way. And cloud. (No background in Python and cloud assumed).
- Some math education in the past (algebra, geometry etc).
- Access to internet and computer.

Step 1

We learn driving a car — by driving. Not by learning…

This article lists some of the sources from where I get my daily dose of news and articles related to data science:

• The Wild Week in AI Newsletter
• Data Science Weekly Newsletter
• Tagged Data Science on Hacker Noon
• OReilly AI Newsletter
• OReilly Data Newsletter
• KDNuggets Newsletter
• Art of Data Science Newsletter
• Five Thirty Eight Significant Digits
• ODSC Newsletter
• Monday Morning Data Science Newsletter
• Jason @ ML Mastery Blog
• Data Elixir Newsletter
• Import AI Newsletter
• Data Science Roundup Newsletter

Apart from these, I get a curated newsletter from Medium: Medium Daily Digest. This is tech news in general — may or…

I am sucker for clicking links. It would be a surprise if, at any point of time, I had less than 100 tabs open. Worse, I used to use Google Chrome as my primary browser. The thing about Chrome is that, outside all the niceties that people think it has, is that it is a memory hog. Can you imagine how terrible it is when the browser takes up more memory than the OS itself?!

Early this year, I consciously started using Firefox. No longer the memory hog. But alas, Firefox crashed every now and then. Ok, ok — Chrome…

Found this interesting article. The authors have been creating a module that detect maneuvers of vehicles using accelerometer and gyroscope. And to detect that, they have used ANN.

How can this be extended for India?