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Recapitulation Learning Journey . . . Continues

   


It's a bit late but not least to continue my journey of learning. As the new year celebrations are settling down and on the occasion of my birthday, I would like to Recapitulate (Summarise 2020 year) my ML Learning journey. We've looked at 27 different papers, I learned a ton! I hope you found something you enjoyed in the paper selections as well.


Here’s a small selection of my personal highlights from the term, in case you missed any of them (in the order in which they originally appeared on the blog) few articles are interlinked on concepts such as Psycho-Linguistics

    Crypto-Oriented Data Security
      Psycho-Linguistics Part 1
        Psycho-Linguistics Part 2
          Machine Unlearning
            Fragrance Graph- quantitative structure-odor relationship (QSOR)
              Rapid AI Development Cycle for the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic
                Voice Privacy 
                  Client2Vec: Generic Clients repository for Banking Apps.
                    WAV2SHAPE: Hearing the Shape of a Drum machine


                    I will be topping up my reading lists and getting ready for a whole new crop of papers and discoveries in ML and AI. I want to extend my learnings to Quantum Computing as well. The Wednesday Paper will resume on Wednesday the 3rd February.




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