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My name is Christian Hodgden.
I am currently a Data Analyst for an Industrial Engineering department in a distribution environment.
I am learning about other programming languages and very interested in Data Science.
- I have professionially done some linear regression modeling within our team and I would like to expand that part of my career.
- Learing about Machine Learning and other techniques is very interesting.
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Right now I am teaching myself with YouTube tutorials and taking certifications as I can.
Contact: chrhodgden@gmail.com
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+ I have professionially done some regression modeling within our team and I would like to expand that part of my career.
+ I am also looking to gain experience with other database and reporting technologies.
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"Oh, I can do that." I immediately thought to myself.
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This video series applied old and familiar concepts of linear algebra and multivariable calculus that I had learned in college. Knowing that there were applications of this with data and programming inspired me to try to write some libraries from scratch.
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I chose R to do this rather than Python because I wanted to build experience with R.
This project would be a good demonstration of mixing higher mathmatics with programming, which is what R was built to do.
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I did not follow any programming tutorials when developing this.
My primary intention was to familiarize myself with the math behind these concepts.
I wrote out as much of the program that made sense to me and then referenced YouTube for more detailed topics as I came to them.
I primariliy referenced a series by deeplizard on Neural Networks linked below.
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- Deep Learning Fundamentals - Intro to Neural Networks
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This series was helpful and taught me about weights and bias initialization, the learning rate, and walked the tedious math sequences in a way that I could follow with my code.
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One idea I came up with myself was simple testing process to verify the project worked. I decided to test the network by training it to read binary. This way I would not have to find or build a database of training data, nor label the data. @@ -75,6 +70,6 @@ | Top of Page