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Time Series Forecasting Made Simple (Part 2): Customizing Baseline Models

Thank you for the kind response to Part 1, it’s been encouraging to see so many readers interested in time series forecasting. In Part 1 of this series, we broke down time series data into trend, seasonality, and noise, discussed when to use additive versus multiplicative models, and built a Seasonal Naive baseline forecast using […]

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Clustering Eating Behaviors in Time: A Machine Learning Approach to Preventive Health

It’s well known that what we eat matters — but what if when and how often we eat matters just as much? In the midst of ongoing scientific debate around the benefits of intermittent fasting, this question becomes even more intriguing. As someone passionate about machine learning and healthy living, I was inspired by a 2017 research paper[1] exploring this intersection. The

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Model Compression: Make Your Machine Learning Models Lighter and Faster

Introduction Whether you’re preparing for interviews or building Machine Learning systems at your job, model compression has become a must-have skill. In the era of LLMs, where models are getting larger and larger, the challenges around compressing these models to make them more efficient, smaller, and usable on lightweight machines have never been more relevant.

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ACP: The Internet Protocol for AI Agents

With ACP (Agent Communication Protocol), AI agents can collaborate freely across teams, frameworks, technologies, and organizations. It’s a universal protocol that transforms the fragmented landscape of today’s AI Agents into inter-connected team mates. This unlocks new levels of interoperability, reuse, and scale. As an open-source standard with open governance, ACP has just released its latest

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The Dangers of Deceptive Data Part 2–Base Proportions and Bad Statistics

This is a follow-up to my earlier article: The Dangers of Deceptive Data–Confusing Charts and Misleading Headlines. My first article focused on how visualizations can be used to mislead, diving into a form of data presentation widely used in public matters. In this article, I go a bit deeper, looking at how a misunderstanding of

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Pharmacy Placement in Urban Spain

1.- INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND. 1.1.- INTRODUCTION This case study demonstrates the use of Geospatial technologies to address a business challenge in the development of the pharmacy network in the Community of Madrid, Spain. This analysis is based on a project that includes legal, urban planning, engineering, administrative law and business considerations, but these aspects are

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Generating Data Dictionary for Excel Files Using OpenPyxl and AI Agents

Introduction Every company I worked for until today, there it was: the resilient MS Excel. Excel was first released in 1985 and has remained strong until today. It has survived the rise of relational databases, the evolution of many programming languages, the Internet with its infinite number of online applications, and finally, it is also

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A Practical Guide to BERTopic for Transformer-Based Topic Modeling

Topic modeling has a wide range of use cases in the natural language processing (NLP) domain, such as document tagging, survey analysis, and content organization. It falls under the realm of unsupervised learning technique, making it a very cost-effective technique that reduces the resources required to collect human-annotated data. We will dive deeper into BERTopic,

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