7 ways to boost your brain productivity based on scientifically proved research

Sandra Bond Chapman met an autistic boy one day, and was fascinated by his problem solving skills. She then decided to dedicate her time and life to studying and unlocking the immense humain potential of our brain. Now she's a leading cognitive neuroscientist at The University of Texas, discovering...

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Stanford Machine Learning Week 6 review

How to choose the number of layers in neural network? The best default strategy is to choose to use one hidden layer. The more hidden layers you have, the more prone you'll have high variance problems. But having too few layers makes the neural network prone to high bias problem. A practical strategy...

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Mimicked version of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Why? This is an easy algorithm I coded to practise Python. I've been studying Machine Learning for a while, mainly by following courses on Coursera. Even though I have some occasions to implement the training algorithms such as Gradient Descent for Linear Regression, Logistic...

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Advices

This is an article that I'd like update regularly. It should be a less technical article. I will write down some of the philosophies about life and work that I agree with or at least want to give it a try. Happy Learning :) Pomodoro technique: Concentrate on your work for 20 mins (without any...

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Stanford Machine Learning Week 5 review

I just finished the 5th week of Stanford Machine Learning course:Neural Networks: Learning. Since this week's course is a little bit difficult. I thought I might as well write something as a reminder, so that I could look back in the future. I do feel that it is a powerful way to predict the outcome...

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