How Google Does Machine Learning

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1 - Introduction to specialization

01 - Specialization Agenda.mp4

05:47

02 - Why Google.mp4

01:39

03 - Why Google Cloud.mp4

02:10

2 - What it means to be AI first

04 - What it means to be AI first.mp4

00:58

05 - Two stages of ML.mp4

03:44

06 - ML in Google products.mp4

05:14

07 - Google Photos.mp4

01:22

08 - Google Translate.mp4

01:42

09 - Replacing heuristics.mp4

05:20

10 - Its all about data.mp4

03:25

11 - Lab-Framing an ML problem.mp4

01:38

12 - Lab debrief.mp4

04:14

13 - ML in Applications.mp4

02:45

14 - Pre-trained models.mp4

03:18

15 - The ML marketplace is evolving.mp4

02:28

16 - A data strategy.mp4

05:33

17 - Training-serving skew.mp4

05:46

18 - A ML strategy.mp4

01:47

19 - Transform your business.mp4

02:12

20 - Lab Intro - Non-traditional ML use case.mp4

00:26

3 - How Google does ML

21 - Introduction.mp4

00:52

22 - ML Surprise.mp4

04:53

23 - The secret sauce.mp4

08:49

24 - ML and Business Processes.mp4

06:21

25 - The Path to ML.mp4

10:54

26 - End of phases deep dive.mp4

04:19

4 - Inclusive ML

27 - Introduction.mp4

02:11

28 - Machine Learning and Human Bias.mp4

02:32

29 - Evaluating Metrics for Inclusion.mp4

03:51

30 - Statistical Measurements and acceptable tradeoffs.mp4

04:01

31 - Equality of Opportunity.mp4

06:14

32 - Simulating Decisions.mp4

03:09

33 - Finding Errors in your dataset using Facets.mp4

04:54

5 - Python notebooks in the cloud

34 - Module Introduction.mp4

01:57

35 - Cloud Datalab.mp4

01:01

36 - Demo- Cloud Datalab.mp4

03:03

37 - Development process.mp4

02:12

38 - Computation and storage.mp4

04:58

39 - Intro to Qwiklabs from Lak.mp4

05:07

40 - [ML on GCP C1] Rent-a-VM to process earthquake data.mp4

00:10

41 - Lab debrief.mp4

11:14

42 - Cloud shell.mp4

02:07

43 - Third Wave of Cloud 3.mp4

01:33

44 - Third Wave of Cloud 3.mp4

02:08

45 - Third Wave of Cloud 4.mp4

00:52

46 - Lab Intro.mp4

01:12

47 - [ML on GCP C1] Analyzing data using Datalab and BigQuery.mp4

00:10

48 - Lab debrief.mp4

07:26

49 - ML - not rules.mp4

02:31

50 - Cloud Vision API.mp4

03:56

51 - Video intelligence API.mp4

03:34

52 - Cloud Speech API.mp4

03:07

53 - Translation and NL.mp4

04:59

54 - Lab- Pretrained ML APIs Intro.mp4

00:43

55 - Lab Solution.mp4

07:48

56 - [ML on GCP C1] Invoking Machine Learning APIs.mp4

00:10

6 - Summary

57 - Summary-ML Strategy.mp4

04:39

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What is machine learning, and what kinds of problems can it solve? Google thinks about machine learning slightly differently -- of being about logic, rather than just data.

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What is machine learning, and what kinds of problems can it solve? Google thinks about machine learning slightly differently -- of being about logic, rather than just data. We talk about why such a framing is useful when thinking about building a pipeline of machine learning models. Then, we discuss the five phases of converting a candidate use case to be driven by machine learning, and consider why it is important the phases not be skipped. We end with a recognition of the biases that machine learning can amplify and how to recognize this.

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