Słupski Inkubator Technologiczny, Portowa 13b, Słupsk, Poland, 76-200
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Introduction to Pre-trained Models
14 HoursBuilding AI Solutions on the Edge
14 HoursBuilding End-to-End TinyML Pipelines
21 HoursEdge AI with TensorFlow Lite
14 HoursAI-Powered Autonomous Systems
21 HoursMachine Learning with Google Colab
14 HoursMachine Learning and AI with ML.NET
21 HoursAdvanced Analytics with RapidMiner
14 HoursIntroduction to TinyML
14 HoursApplied AI from Scratch in Python
28 HoursPattern Recognition
21 HoursMachine Learning with Python
21 HoursMLOps: CI/CD for Machine Learning
35 HoursDeep Learning with TensorFlow 2
21 HoursUnderstanding Deep Neural Networks
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Testimonials (5)
Interactivity of the training. We experimented a lot.
Lidia Opuchlik - Orange Szkolenia
Course - Deep Reinforcement Learning with Python
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Clarity and pace of explanations
Federica Galeazzi - Aethra Telecomunications SRL
Course - AI-Powered Cybersecurity: Advanced Threat Detection & Response
Preparation of materials and code (with comments). Coherence of the teaching process and topic progression. Preparation of the instructor.
Piotr - ArcelorMittal
Course - Machine Learning with Python – 4 Days
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The training provided an interesting overview of deep learning models and related methods. The topic was quite new to me, but now I feel like I actually have an idea of what AI and ML can involve, what these terms consist of and how they can be used advantageously. In general, I liked the approach of starting with the statistical background and the basic learning models, such as linear regression, especially emphasizing the exercises in between.
Konstantin - REGNOLOGY ROMANIA S.R.L.
Course - Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning
Even with having to miss a day due to customer meetings, I feel I have a much clearer understanding of the processes and techniques used in Machine Learning and when I would use one approach over another. Our challenge now is to practice what we have learned and start to apply it to our problem domain