Computer Science Notes

Computer Science Notes

CS Notes is a simple blog to keep track about CS-related stuff I consider useful.

02 Apr 2021

Selected Papers for the Week 13/2021

Brief comments about 3 Papers dealing with Generalization and Autodifferentiation [2min read]
29 Mar 2021

Inference with Observational Data

Despite selection and information bias it is possible to do inference from non-randomized experiments?. The good ol' statistics comes to help us with its strong theoretical framework. [6min read]
04 Mar 2021

Machine Learning in Production

Working with machine learning is not what it used to be. Let's face it. Now, there is much less time for hacking and much more time for deployment. The situation is not new and certainly not bad at all. That is why you should be prepared for the new roles and positions offered by the market. [5min read] (updated 04/09/2021)
14 Dec 2020

Feature Selection Strategies

Feature selection is a topic any machine learning practicioner should master. There are plenty strategies for performing feature selection. Some more useful than others. Some with more limitation than benefits. Here, I mention the most common approaches for feature selection using information collected from articles, books and research papers. [5 min read]
16 Nov 2020

Three Common Ways for Comparing Two Dataset Distributions

From time to time you will need to compare the distribution of two datasets. There are plenty of information about this topic in statistics books and all over the Internet. In this post I discuss three very practical approaches coming from different perspectives. [3.5 min read](updated 04/01/2021)