Recently I started reading a lot of stories. Fantastical quests, mysterious murders, and adventures far away, each new world became more entertaining than the next. However, each story also had its flaws cliches, tropes, and plot imperfections naturally I began to think what if an AI could write stories? So…

failing my way to 92% accuracy For the past two weeks, I’ve been working on something special. A Convolutional Neural Network that’s able to distinguish between two human faces. From collecting data to building the model, here’s how I built the model. Building the first model Coming into this project I had 0 experience…

AlexNet created by Alex Krizhevsky, Ilya Sutskever, and Geoffrey Hinton is perhaps the most influential computer vision architecture to date. An architecture that fueled the spark of modern-day deep learning. So how does AlexNet work? What is architecture? …

DIY machine learning model in 3 minutes Machine learning has always been seen as a black box, with its root in calculus, linear algebra, and statistics. In reality, it’s much more compact and easier than most algorithms out there. Here’s how to build a spam detection algorithm in 15 lines…

It’s way easier than you would think. Much of the content below is based on the Intro to Deep Learning with PyTorch course by Facebook AI. If you want to learn more, take the course, or just take a look here. Imagine this you’re a computer science student and want…

It’s way easier than you would think. Much of the content below is based on the Intro to Deep Learning with PyTorch course by Facebook AI. If you want to learn more, take the course, or just take a look here. Below is a graph that determines whether or not…

Tearing down the mystique of quantum, and some thoughts on its future. The start of the twenty-first century is an exciting time to be alive. A look at the start of the twentieth century juxtaposed to the end of shows how far humanity has come. The 1900s started without tea…

Nanosensors are an umbrella term for any device that is capable of conveying information about a particle at the nanoscale(one-billionth of a meter). Nanosensors measure physical aspects and converts them to signals that can be recorded and analyzed. But first off how big — or in the case small is…

When you read or hear about the term neurology, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? For most it would likely be something that is extremely complex, something you need a degree to understand, something on par with Quantum Computing in complexity. But the thing is Neurology…