Put open source to work
July 16–17, 2018: Training & Tutorials
July 18–19, 2018: Conference
Portland, OR
Paige Bailey

Paige Bailey
Senior Cloud Developer Advocate, Microsoft

@dynamicwebpaige

Paige Bailey is a senior cloud developer advocate at Microsoft specializing in machine learning and artificial intelligence. Previously, Paige was a data scientist and machine learning engineer in the energy industry (drilling and completions optimization, subsurface characterization). Paige has over a decade of experience doing data analysis with Python and five years of building predictive models with R. She serves on the core committee for JupyterCon and SciPy, is a Python instructor for EdX, founded PyLadies-HTX in Houston, and is currently writing both an introductory children’s book on machine learning and a technical cookbook for machine learning at scale with tools like Apache Spark.

Sessions

2:00pm2:30pm Tuesday, July 17, 2018
TensorFlow
Location: B115-116
Tags: tensorflow
Paige Bailey (Microsoft)
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Machine learning offers a powerful toolkit for building complex predictive systems. These models can provide immense business value and are often deployed in high-consequence environments, but it can be extremely dangerous to think of those quick wins as coming for free. Paige Bailey explains what happens when your data changes over time and fresh models must be produced continuously. Read more.