Meeting was held on 5.06.2017.
Łukasz Czekaj gave lecture about Bayesian modelling. He described thoroughly the concept and the most popular approaches (Bayesian networks, Bayesian hierarchical models). Łukasz also presented how to use JAGS framework to build and run those kinds of models.
Our next meeting will take place in two weeks. Feel free to join us!
The 20th meeting of our group took place on 22th of May.
The topic of the meeting was Support Vector Machines. It was thoroughly described by Krzysztof Czarnowski. The presentation was followed by interesting discussion about some mathematical details of those algorithms.
Next meeting will be held on 5th of June.
During our 19th meeting on 8th of May, Marcin Zadroga talked about decision trees and random forest methods.
Marcin described the concepts and intuitions which are basis for those popular algorithms. Also the methods like bagging and boosting were discussed.
Next meeting of our group will be held on 22nd of May. Join us!
On 24th of April 2017 we had 19th meeting of our group.
Two topics were presented. First presenter was Maciej Godek, who talked about logic programming in Scheme. He also showed us some programs he created – neural networks and genetic algorithm implementations. Additionally, Maciej presented the framework for creating virtual robots.
Second presentation was delivered by Kuba Domaszewicz. The topic of this talk was ECG signal analysis. Methods described by Kuba are used in aidlab device (health tracking wearable assistant).
Next meeting will be held on 8th of May. Feel free to join us!
Our 17th meeting was on 3rd of April 2017.
This time we had opportunity to listen to two speakers. The first – great – presentation was presented by Karol Draszawka, who with extraordinary diligence and enthusiasm discussed the intricacies of AlphaGo algorithm. Thanks to Karol, we learnt about the details and structure of five neural networks created by Google to defeat the masters of Go. The presentation was based on the article “Mastering the game of Go with deep neural networks and tree search“.
The second speaker was Piotr Orzechowski from Trineo company from Gdynia. He gave us an overview of the tasks for which image recognition algorithms are used in the security domain.
Our next meeting will be held on 24th of April 2017. See you!
During our 16th meeting on 20th March, Robert Różański presented his PhD dissertation summary.
Subject of his dissertation is „Automation of metabolism research using abstraction logic programming” which he wrote while studying at the University of Manchaster.
Robert described assumptions and results of abductive reasoning in logic programming and paradigms of Answer Set Programming in search problems.
Thanks to Robert we were also able to grasp the basics of logic programming using such tools as gringo and clasp.
Our next meeting will be held on 3rd April. The main topic for our next meeting will be Google Algorithm for Alpha Go. Feel free to join us!
15th meeting of MLGdańsk group was held on 3rd March at The Gdansk University of Technology.
This time, Marcin Zadroga presented Dataiku Data Science Studio, which is a simple and user friendly tool for data analysis. Dataiku DSS out-of-the-box offers basic and more sophisticated algorithms such as Random Forrest, Logistic Regression, Decision Trees and other.
Marcin showed us how to perform common tasks like data cleaning, training of prognostic model and its validation and evaluation.
Next meeting is on 20th March, you are welcome to join us!
On 20th February we met at The Gdańsk University of Technology for 14th meeting of MLGdańsk group.
Adam Brzeski carried out the second part of the Transfer Learning workshop. We learnt how to retrain neural network model according to transfer learning paradigm. Using Inception model we were able to train it and use it for the image classification tasks.
Our next meeting is on 6th March. All ML Enthusiasts are welcome to join us!
The 13th meeting of our group took place on 6th February.
Adam Karwan talked about his experience with MBA program he participates in – MBA Innovation and Data Analysis. Adam described overall program of studies and the most interesting modules.
Second part of the meeting was dedicated to the transfer learning workshop. This part was led by Adam Brzeski. He presented the paridigm of the transfer learning and showed us how to use TensorFlow for this purpose. He outlined thoroughly the idea of image recognition with Convolutional Neural Networks.
Our next meeting and the second part of the workshop will be held on 20nd February. Feel free to join us!
MLGdańsk group met on 23rd January.
Marcin Kuropatwiński presented his research on creating life simulation using machine learning approach. Marcin talked about his motivation and key methodologies. He presented theoretical mathematical basis for building simulation and models of single atoms. His idea is to build simulation based on micro and macroscopic data.
For our next meeting on 6th February we would like to invite all enthusiasts of Neural Networks.
11th meeting of our group was held on 9th January 2017 at The Gdańsk University of Technology.
Piotr Chlebek described his solution for Kaggle Bike Sharing Demand challenge. He used Neural Networks built with keras python package.
Second topic was report from MLDAS 2016 conference presented by Marcin Zadroga.
Join us in two weeks for the next meeting!
7th meeting of our group took place on 17th October 2016.
Adam Karwan presented summary of the Data Science in Aviation conference which he attended.
Rest of the meeting was filled with lively discussion about the directions, topics and goals of our group.
If you are also interested in data science and machine learning, feel invited for our upcoming meetings.
6th meeting of our group took place on 3rd of October 2016.
We had opportunity to take part in lecture about manifold learning, which was delivered by Krzysztof Czarnowski. He described main principles and ideas of the manifold learning algorithms.
Feel free to join our next meeting in two weeks!