August 2019 – digitado

Text Generation

digitado ⋅ 30 de August de 2019

Early this year, OpenAI announced a very powerful language model they developed that can generate human-like text. While such announcements are usually followed by the release of a model to the public, this one suggested that such a powerful tool will pose a danger, and therefore only a smaller and less powerful version of it was released. Soon enough, in addition to the usual buzz on academic Twitter, the news made it to popular media – where it was described […]

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NDepend, a powerful static analysis tool for .NET

digitado ⋅ 26 de August de 2019

Patrick Smacchia, the author of NDepend, offered me a license for NDepend and I was thrilled, as I was always interested in it. In this blog post, I’ll be talking about my opinion and thoughts after trying it for the first time. Static code analysis Being able to check the quality of your source code before it’s even ran is a very valuable thing to have.

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Outliers Detection in PySpark #3 – K-means

digitado ⋅ 6 de August de 2019

In parts #1 and #2 of the “Outliers Detection in PySpark” series, I talked about Anomaly Detection, Outliers Detection and the interquartile range (boxplot) method. In this third and last part, I will talk about how one can use the popular K-means clustering algorithm to detect outliers. K-means K-means is one of the easiest and most popular unsupervised algorithms in Machine Learning for Clustering.

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