Andrew Ng
Andrew Ng is chief scientist at Baidu Research, associate professor at Stanford University, and founder and chairman of the board at Coursera. He is the founder of the Google Brain project, which developed large-scale artificial neural networks, one of which taught itself to recognize cats in videos. He specializes in deep learning and has published over 100 papers in machine learning and other fields. You can find links to many of them from the Andrew Ng web page.Geoffrey Hinton
You must have heard the term ‘Back Propagation’? He is the brain
(co-inventor) behind this algorithm for training neural nets and deep learning
simulations. Moreover, Geoff invented the term ‘Dark Knowledge’. Its inspired
by the idea that most of the knowledge is in the ratios of tiny probabilities
that have virtually no influence on the cost function used for training or on
the test performance. He is widely known for his work on Artificial Neural
Networks. In 2013, he joined Google and led its AI team. Geoff holds a PhD in
Artificial Intelligence from Edinburgh. He and his research group have been the
driving force behind the resurgence of neural networks and deep learning.
Dean Abbott
Dean Abbott is co-founder and chief data
scientist at SmarterHQ, and founder and president of Abbott
Analytics. He is a co-author of the IBM SPSS Modeler Cookbook, and the author of Applied Predictive Analytics:
Principles and Techniques for the Professional Data Analyst. Follow his blog at http://abbottanalytics.blogspot.com.
Kenneth Cukier
Kenneth Cukier is the data editor for The Economist. He's a co-author of the book Big Data: A Revolution That Will Transform How We Live, Work, and Think, and is a popular speaker. Watch him gave a fascinating TED talk on "Big data is better data."Sebastian Thrun
Sebastian Thrun is CEO at Udacity and a research professor at Stanford University. He founded Google[x], where he led the Google driverless car project, and continues as an advisor. He is the recipient of numerous awards and prizes, a popular influencer on LinkedIn, and has a large following on Twitter. Thrun has authored and contributed to 11 books and hundreds of papers, and was named one of Popular Science's Brilliant Ten scientists of 2005.Vincent Granville
Visionary
data science executive with broad spectrum of domain expertise, technical
knowledge, and proven success in bringing measurable added value to companies
ranging from startups to fortune 100, across multiple industries (finance,
Internet, media, IT, security), domains (data science, operations research,
machine learning, computer science, business intelligence, statistics, applied
mathematics, growth hacking, IoT) and roles (data scientist, founder, CFO, CEO,
HR, product development, marketing, media buyer, operations, management
consulting).
Harrison Kinsley
Founder
of multiple businesses, all of which leverage the Python programming language.
From using Flask web development on all of my business sites, to Scikit-Learn
and Pandas for machine learning and data analysis with Ensmo.com, to the Natural Language Toolkit
for natural language processing with Sentdex.com, to teaching
a massive variety of Python programming topics on PythonProgramming.net, Python and
programming is a major part of my life and work.
Karlijn Willems
Although Karlijn is Data Science
Journalist, but would like to include in this list. Karlijn Willems holds a
degree in Literature and Linguistics (English and Spanish) and Information
Management from KU Leuven. Before joining DataCamp as a data science
journalist, she worked as a junior big data developer with Hadoop, Spark and
Scala. Now, she writes for the DataCamp community, focusing on data
science and data science education.
Martin Gornar
Have extensive knowledge of deep learning and tensor flow, great
explanation about intelligence brain. Watch Tensorflow and deep learning -
without a PhD by Martin Görner
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