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Cython: Blend the Best of Python and C++  ...superset of Python in C Programming.   
 
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=== Fast natural language processing (NLP) with spaCy ===
 
=== Fast natural language processing (NLP) with spaCy ===
  
C Programming for Machine Learning - The ability to write implementations of machine learning algorithms in pure C allows developers to very efficiently manage memory allocation, concurrency, and control flow. That means fast implementations that can outperform preexisting models in other languages, including even (gasp) Python. It’s a useful skill to know and in this live stream I’ll use C and C-based Python tools like Cython + spaCy to develop some really fast natural language processing algorithms for text data. We’ll be able to tokenize, tag, normalize, vectorize, and dependency parse articles of text to derive valuable insights. No installation necessary, we'll do this together using Google Colab in the browser.  
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C Programming for Machine Learning - The ability to write implementations of machine learning algorithms in pure C allows developers to very efficiently manage [[memory]] allocation, concurrency, and control flow. That means fast implementations that can outperform preexisting models in other languages, including even (gasp) Python. It’s a useful skill to know and in this live stream I’ll use C and C-based Python tools like Cython + spaCy to develop some really fast natural language processing algorithms for text data. We’ll be able to tokenize, tag, normalize, vectorize, and dependency parse articles of text to derive valuable insights. No installation necessary, we'll do this together using Google Colab in the browser.  
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Latest revision as of 22:57, 1 March 2024

Youtube search... ...Google search

Cython: Blend the Best of Python and C++ ...superset of Python in C Programming.

Fast natural language processing (NLP) with spaCy

C Programming for Machine Learning - The ability to write implementations of machine learning algorithms in pure C allows developers to very efficiently manage memory allocation, concurrency, and control flow. That means fast implementations that can outperform preexisting models in other languages, including even (gasp) Python. It’s a useful skill to know and in this live stream I’ll use C and C-based Python tools like Cython + spaCy to develop some really fast natural language processing algorithms for text data. We’ll be able to tokenize, tag, normalize, vectorize, and dependency parse articles of text to derive valuable insights. No installation necessary, we'll do this together using Google Colab in the browser.