“…Understanding JavaScript means better communication with your tech team and making smarter decisions when prioritizing tasks, adding libraries and frameworks to the stack and understanding why a tool is needed. …”

“…Understanding JavaScript means better communication with your tech team and making smarter decisions when prioritizing tasks, adding libraries and frameworks to the stack and understanding why a tool is needed. …”

“…Understanding JavaScript means better communication with your tech team and making smarter decisions when prioritizing tasks, adding libraries and frameworks to the stack and understanding why a tool is needed. …”

“…Understanding JavaScript means better communication with your tech team and making smarter decisions when prioritizing tasks, adding libraries and frameworks to the stack and understanding why a tool is needed. …”

“…Understanding JavaScript means better communication with your tech team and making smarter decisions when prioritizing tasks, adding libraries and frameworks to the stack and understanding why a tool is needed. …”

“…Understanding JavaScript means better communication with your tech team and making smarter decisions when prioritizing tasks, adding libraries and frameworks to the stack and understanding why a tool is needed. …”

“…Understanding JavaScript means better communication with your tech team and making smarter decisions when prioritizing tasks, adding libraries and frameworks to the stack and understanding why a tool is needed. …”

“…Understanding JavaScript means better communication with your tech team and making smarter decisions when prioritizing tasks, adding libraries and frameworks to the stack and understanding why a tool is needed. …”

“…Understanding JavaScript means better communication with your tech team and making smarter decisions when prioritizing tasks, adding libraries and frameworks to the stack and understanding why a tool is needed. …”

“…What You Will Learn Get familiar with low-level image processing methods See the common linear algebra tools needed in computer vision Work with different camera models and epipolar geometry Find out how to detect interesting points in images and compare them Binarize images and mask out regions of interest Detect objects and track them in videos In Detail OpenCV 3 is a native cross-platform library for computer vision, machine learning, and image processing. …”

“…Control your machine learning algorithms using test-driven development to achieve quantifiable milestones About This Book Build smart extensions to pre-existing features at work that can help maximize their value Quantify your models to drive real improvement Take your knowledge of basic concepts, such as linear regression and Naïve Bayes classification, to the next level and productionalize their models Play what-if games with your models and techniques by following the test-driven exploration process Who This Book Is For This book is intended for data technologists (scientists, analysts, or developers) with previous machine learning experience who are also comfortable reading code in Python. …”

“…"Developer Experience -Tools, Platforms, and Techniques" sessions, including Rachel Myers's (Google) talk on the distributed systems engineering skills all web developers must acquire; Peggy Rayzis' (Meteor Development Group) explanation of GraphQL; Houssein Djirdeh's (Rangle.io) look at the PRPL pattern and how it optimizes webpages and apps; and Brian Holt (Microsoft) on how to optimize webpack and Babel configs to get the best performance possible. "Web Pillars - Performance, Security, and Accessibility" sessions, including Akamai's Nic Jansma on planning for the worst when using third-party libraries and services on your website; Maximiliano Firtman's (IT Master Professional Training) reveal of how to hack web performance; and Katie Sylor-Miller on how Etsy uncovered and fixed performance issues in its mobile product page code. …”

“…Get to grips with building robust XGBoost models using Python and scikit-learn for deployment Key Features Get up and running with machine learning and understand how to boost models with XGBoost in no time Build real-world machine learning pipelines and fine-tune hyperparameters to achieve optimal results Discover tips and tricks and gain innovative insights from XGBoost Kaggle winners Book Description XGBoost is an industry-proven, open-source software library that provides a gradient boosting framework for scaling billions of data points quickly and efficiently. …”

“…Subject areas covered by the journal include but are not limited to: Adaptive processing - biomedical signal processing - multimedia signal processing - communication signal processing - non-linear signal processing - array processing - statistical signal processing - modeling - filtering - multi-resolution - segmentation - coding - restoration - enhancement - storage and retrieval - colour and multi-spectral processing - scanning - displaying - printing - interpolation - motion detection and estimation - stereoscopic processing…”

“…Learn and master the new features in the new Eclipse Jakarta Faces (formerly JavaServer Faces or JSF) web framework in this definitive guide written by two of the driving forces of the Faces project and the co-creators of the OmniFaces library. Authors Bauke Scholtz and Arjan Tijms take you through real-world examples that demonstrate how these new features are used with other APIs in Jakarta EE…”

“…What does it mean when an archive is only dedicated to a holder, when there are estate units in libraries and depots of museum institutions or in administration archives? …”

“…With this revised and expanded edition, Enyo contributor Roy Sutton gets you started with the framework’s core object-oriented features, including its modular design, reusable and extensible components, layout and widget libraries, easy-to-use deployment options, and support for HTML5 standards…”

“…Without relying on any existing LLM libraries, you’ll code a base model, evolve it into a text classifier, and ultimately create a chatbot that can follow your conversational instructions. …”

“…This article offers an edition and an analysis of an Arabic translation of a fragment of the Gospel of Mark (1:1-14), the only passage preserved from this Gospel in manuscript 4971 of the National Library of Madrid. The translation is compared to other Eastern Christian translations and to the so-called version of the Ibn Balašk family of texts in order to present evidence that different texts were used by the translator in addition to his Latin base text…”

“…With this hands-on book, Enyo contributor Roy Sutton shows you how to get started with the framework’s core object-oriented features, including its modular design, reusable and extensible components, layout and widget libraries, easy-to-use deployment options, and support for HTML5 standards…”