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Guidelines for Transparent Machine Learning & Augmented Intelligence
May 21, 2021Deepak Dube
CEO, EazyML
What is Transparent Machine Learning?
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HackTable: EazyML Hackathon
December 1, 2020Samuel Hampel, Xavier McLeod, Raymond Shen
High Technology High School
HackTable was a global online hackathon that took place from Saturday, November 28 to Sunday, November 29. Students of all levels of computer science experience ranging from novices to experienced coders could find categories that would challenge them to think critically.
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EazyHacks: EazyML Hackathon
November 19, 2020Sai Vedagiri, Samuel Hampel, Xavier McLeod, Raymond Shen
High Technology High School
EazyML Team Thanks everyone who participated in the Hackathon. A special Thanks to the Judges: Dr. Courtney Paulson, Professor in Business Analytics at Southern Utah University and Mr. Promod Radhakrishnan, Global Vice President, Oracle (Financial Services Global Business Unit). EazyHacks Hackathon took place Friday, November 13 to Sunday, November 15. This hackathon was hosted by EazyML, where participants had 40 hours to create an application from scratch, incorporating the use of machine learning by utilizing the platform or API provided by EazyML.
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Taming California’s Wildfires
November 15, 2020Rajvardhan Rawat, Pranay Pogde, Deepak Dube
EazyML
The other day a colleague of ours, who resides in the Bay Area, muttured something on a conference call that shocked us: “It’s raining ash in San Jose. My car, the driveway is covered with ash, as if a volcano had erupted.” We had all read about the deadly wildfires out west, its devastating effects of destroyed habitats, burnt homes, poor air and lives lost, yet the very thought of ash raining from the sky made it scary, almost apocalyptic and difficult to comprehend.
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Can A Novice Learn Machine Learning? Yes!
July 20, 2020Alice Cao
Guest Blogger, UC Berkeley
I found out at the beginning of my senior year at Berkeley that I would, somehow, complete every single one of my major requirements by the…
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