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This quarter I want to diversify in the things I learn, knowing that it will not be a lot of deep learning, but investigation about what to do in deep. The flow system seem to be a good tool for solving problems in organizations, and this is something that I want to dig in. Estuarine … Read more
All models require to be validated and verified. Verification Validation Ensuring that the implemented model corresponds to reality. Types of validation
This quarter I want to focus on the evolution of the course “Acelera tu aprendizaje”. This course started in 2022 teaching during 2 sessions during 2 hours each, with some videos and an exercise between sessions. This format has been tested and has good things and bad things. In December I was thinking about the … Read more
I’m doing this course: Introduction to Agent-Based Modeling, and I would like to keep some notes and screenshots. Models Introductory Models The fire model: The traffic model: The Schelling tipping model: Complex Models
When you are applying to jobs some of the recruiters doing screening of the profiles used to ask about many questions that are in your resume or that can be read there. The problem is that the recruiter time is short and they use to ask directly by e-mail instead of looking for it. I … Read more
Thanks to Mark Craddock I discovered Streamlit.io that basically enables the people writing machine learning code in python to show the charts, diagrams and tables not on the console but on a web page, so others can easily read the information. I have some code done in Google Colab and it’s great environment for getting … Read more
This quarter I want to focus on the evolution of the course “Acelera tu aprendizaje”. This course started in 2022 teaching during 2 sessions during 2 hours each, with some videos and an exercise between sessions. This format has been tested and has good things and bad things. In December I was thinking about the … Read more
For my poor memory,
I have been watching this presentation organized by Data Driven NYC where Jorge Sancha (Tinybird) introduces how Tinybird can accelerate many parts of your software development. A Wardley Map with a summary Some data
The identification of user needs is a complex process and during the las 25 years there have been a lot of investigation around this in the software space. In fact there is an ISO that covers the Human Centered approach, ISO 9241-110. Some notes for my memory: Principles of the Human-Centered Approach Activities There are … Read more