Guido Tapia

Guido Tapia

April 1, 2015

PredictBench set to go global

The official announcement of the Elevate 61 participants was release today. We are very proud to be included in this list. Our latest offering "PredictBench" has been recognised as being innovative and exciting enough for Advance and KPMG to help ...

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Guido Tapia

April 30, 2015

Machine Learning for the FMCG Industry

A DETAILED OBSERVATION ON THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF USING MODERN MACHINE LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE FMCG VERTICAL ...

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Guido Tapia

June 2, 2015

PredictBench successfully predicts product classifications for one of the world's largest ecommerce and FMCG companies

As any large FMCG (CPG) is aware, classifying products correctly is critical to having good analytics capabilities. It is also clear to any global organisation that this is a surprisingly difficult task to achieve. Most regions use different class ...

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Guido Tapia

May 10, 2016

Upgrading from Angular 2 beta 17 to Angular 2 RC1

Upgrading through the angular2 betas has been a bit of a pain with lots of breaking changes but it seemed manageable. However, upgrading to RC1 was bad… So in the hopes of helping others here is my step by step guide. Please note: This works on my ...

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Guido Tapia

May 16, 2016

Review of Keras (Deep Learning) Core Layers

This is the first part in a planned series of posts which aims to explore the core layers in the Keras [http://keras.io/] source code. These posts aim to take practical / a non-theoretical appro ...

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Guido Tapia

May 20, 2016

My experience so far with Angular 2

I know it's still early in the piece for ng2 but we have to date worked on 3 angular 2 projects. These projects range from very small (5-10 pages/routes) to medium (50-70 pages/routes). We started on beta1 and we are now here at RC1, here is my ex ...

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