The code that accompanies this article can be downloaded here. In the previous article, we had a chance to see what is the Restricted Boltzmann Machine and how it functions and learns. The path was bumpy because first, we needed to…
So far in our artificial neural network series, we have covered only neural networks that are using supervised learning. To be more precise, we only explored neural networks that have input and output data available to them during the learning process. Based…
The code that accompanies this article can be downloaded here. In the previous articles, we explored how we can use Microsoft's new framework for machine learning - ML.NET. We used different datasets for different purposes and explored how to solve…
Code that accompanies this article can be downloaded here. In the first article of machine learning in ML.NET saga, we explored basics of machine learning and we got our first look at Microsoft's framework for this purpose. There we mentioned that…
Code that accompanies this article can be downloaded here. In the previous article, we had a chance to look at the basics of machine learning and we got introduced to the way ML.NET framework is working. For that purpose, we have…
In the previous articles, we explored various aspects of asynchronous programming in .NET. We talked about the motivation behind this way of programming and about some general pitfalls and guidelines. Apart from that, we explored Task-Based Asynchronous Pattern. In that…
In the previous article, we started analyzing asynchronous programming in .NET world. There we made concerns about how this concept is somewhat misunderstood even though it has been around for more than six years, ie. since .NET 4.5. Using this…
It has been a long time since .NET version 4.5 was released. To refresh our memory, that happened on August 15th, 2012. Yes, six years ago. Feel old yet? Well, it was not my intention to bum you out but to…
In the previous article, we covered some topics that are important for understanding Dependency Injection. We considered that Dependency Injection is not just one principle, but an orchestration of many good practices, like Single Responsibility Principle and Dependency Inversion Principle. Apart from that,…
I remember the first time I got on stage with one of my bands. All the rehearsals and practices came down to one moment when we all needed to work together as one. Sounds from our instruments should merge into one, and…
