March 19th 2020 - Minneapolis, MN - Machine Learning 101
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Join us for our March event sponsored and hosted by ILM Professional Services. This is a FREE event and a great opportunity for networking and the latest insights in mobile development.
RSVP Here: Minnesota Enterprise Mobile on Meetup
March Topic - Machine Learning 101
What do self-driving cars, email spam filters, and online recommendation offers all have in common? They all involve machine learning! It's at the forefront of analyzing and making decisions based on large amounts of data.
In this presentation, we'll introduce the basics of machine learning, talk about common applications, and walk through some examples and algorithms. Demos and code examples will be in C# using ML.Net.
Presented by Mark Kalal
Mark is a software development and IT professional, father of three, and technology enthusiast.
About the Group
Led by local developers, the Minnesota Enterprise Mobile User Group is a place to come together to share knowledge, experiences, and lessons learned with the development community regarding enterprise mobile development, with a focus on mobile cross-platform application development and the Xamarin toolset. Our goal is to cover all areas of the Enterprise Mobile landscape.
Thursday, March 19th
5:30 - 6:00 PM - Social time featuring good food and beverages
6:00 - ~7:30 PM - Presentation and Discussion
Location
ILM Professional Services
5221 Viking Drive
Edina, MN 55435
Free on-site parking is available.
This meeting is hosted and sponsored by ILM Professional Services.
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is it still available? or it is free?
@pnrstatusio - All Minnesota Enterprise Mobile meetings are free, and we are currently only meeting online via Zoom due to COVID-19.
Here is the link to the recording: Machine Learning 101 (on YouTube)
If you'd like to join our meetup, here is our page: Minnesota Enterprise Mobile on Meetup
Are there news when it will be offline? (not online)
@birka4 - Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by 'offline'? My comment above yours has the YouTube link available for viewing. Hope this helps!