Sjoerd Maessen (09.May.2016 at 20:00, 45 min)
Talk at PHP-Cafe #2 (Dutch)
Machine Learning - Support Vector Machines
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10.May.2016 at 20:25 by Anonymous
Good talk, interesting subject, and afterwards felt I learned something as well as that I wanted to explore the subject further... What more can I ask for?
Well done!
One little nitpick: please remove the linenumbers and codefolding indicators from the code examples, for me it was quite distracting. For syntax highlighted code you could do it manually or use a tool like http://pygments.org/
10.May.2016 at 22:24 by Anonymous
I really like this talk. Why? Because Sjoerd is very enthusiastically about the subject and took us by hand (on a good way) in the talk with the example of the Titanic and the use of a fake client question.
After this talk I have now a good start view on what Machine Learning could be and how we can start developing it in PHP.
From another comment:
"One little nitpick: please remove the linenumbers and codefolding indicators from the code examples, for me it was quite distracting"
I liked it in this way :) Not at all distracting when reading the small pieces of code.
11.May.2016 at 09:07 by Jasper van der Hoeven (5 comments)
Great talk! Your enthusiasm about the subject really helped making this potentially very dry subject understandable and fun.
12.May.2016 at 08:58 by Christiaan Nieuwlaat (10 comments)
Good talk, interesting subject, never had the pleasure of using SVM for machine learning purposes. I've always been more of a neural network kind of guy... until now... Thanks for the insights :)
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10.May.2016 at 15:23 by Matthias Noback (55 comments)
Excellent talk - you're definitely ready for DPC :) It was entertaining and full of interesting insights into the subject of machine learning.