July 4, 2021

Dear friends,
Welcome to the Easter Sunday edition of the Sunday Briefing.

This week we continue on hiatus from blogging but you can catch up on the latest V4Sci post: NASA Climate Spiral where we use NASA data to generate an animation of the temperature anomaly over the past century and a half! Over in the G4Sci substack the latest post covers Bipartite Graphs 101, while on Medium we have a recap of the Top 10 Books we read in 2021.

Before we dive into our contents, just a quick reminder that this coming Wed, Apr 20, we dip our toes into the water of NLP with Natural Language Processing (NLP) for Everyone. There’s still a few spots left, so don’t miss out. Also, next week, on Apr 27 we will diving deeper into NLP with Deep Learning for Everyone.

On our regularly scheduled content we learn How to Write More Clearly, Think More Clearly, and Learn Complex Material More Easily, how Researchers Gain New Understanding From Simple AI and Why Is It Difficult for Developers to Learn Another Programming Language?

From the Ivory Tower of academia, we learn how Semantic projection recovers rich human knowledge of multiple object features from word embeddings, explore The Mathematics of Artificial Intelligence and node similarity based network embedding for diverse link prediction.

This weeks ‘Data Science Book ’ highlight is Data Science Book is “Bayes’ Rule: A Tutorial Introduction to Bayesian Analysis” by J. V. Stone. As always you can find all the previous book recommendations on our website. In the video of the week we consider the uses of Machine Learning for Asset Managers.

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Semper discentes,

The D4S Team