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I have 12 months of Experience with Python[Numpy,Pandas,MatplotlibSeaborn,Sklearn] and R programming. I have worked on Machine Learning , Natural Language Processing, Deep learning, Data Visualization tools like Tableau , QlikSense , Advance Excel and MySQL, looking for applying these skills on real-time data.Technical Skills:Applied Statistical Modelling for models analysing Z-score, Skew and Kurtosis, Data Transformation, Hypothesis Testing, Using ML Algorithms like Linear/Logistic Regression, Decision Trees, Random Forest,Xgboost,Naive-Bayes,PCA,SVM,K-means,KNN including working on Natural Language Processing with TensorFlow. Sentiment Analysis on IMDB movie dataset, Image Classification using CNN, Customer Segmentation/Churn Analysis.
A.I. can scale as large as the data can scale.
The way I think about AI is like this:
What is the data I as a human need to predict a particular user behaviour; lets take the example of buying a product..
What do I need to guess:
1. Need for the product (If you need/want or not)
2. Brand, Quality, Cost etc of the product
3. Persons budget or economic situation
Given this information, i can make a pretty good guess if someone is going to buy or not.
And if a human can predict, so can a ML model given this info.
Now the beauty(and a little creepy) part is that we have all this data.
Let me explain:
1. The need for the product is inferred by: search queries, time you spent on looking at that product, if you added to cart or not etc.,
2. The product properties are already there in the system;
3. Economic data is also available thanks to the telecom operators, (remember the lousy form you filled when you were taking a sim card?) and things other data providers who identify you by linkedin etc.
All of this data is available with almost all the E-Commerce companies sold by 3rd party data providers.
So as long as the data required for the predictions exist, AI can scale.!