Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for May 29, 2015 At long last, Portland distance runner Galen Rupp is within reach of the mountain top | OregonLive.com OregonLive, The Oregonian from May 26, 2015 Galen Rupp and Mo Farah are 8,000 feet above sea level, and battling hard. No mercy […]
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NYU Data Science newsletter – May 28, 2015
NYU Data Science Newsletter features journalism, research papers, events, tools/software, and jobs for May 28, 2015 GROUP CURATION: N/A Data Science News Introduction to Neural Machine Translation with GPUs (part 1) | Parallel Forall Nvidia, Cuda Zone from May 27, 2015 Neural machine translation is a recently proposed framework for machine translation based purely […]
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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for May 28, 2015 Uber-Prepared | NBC SportsWorld NBC Sportsworld from May 22, 2015 … Djokovic could and should leave Paris with the Coupe des Mousquetaires – his professional holy grail — for only one reason. He is prepared. Uber-prepared. More prepared than perhaps […]
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NYU Data Science Newsletter features journalism, research papers, events, tools/software, and jobs for May 27, 2015 GROUP CURATION: N/A Data Science News R vs Python for Data Science: The Winner is … KD Nuggets from May 26, 2015 At DataCamp, our students often ask us whether they should use R and/or Python for their […]
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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for May 27, 2015 How does Raheem Sterling score against Ronaldo and Messi at 20? The Guardian, Sean Ingle from May 24, 2015 Fingers on buzzers for a quickfire numbers round: £35,000 a week; £100,000 a week; “He is not signing for £700,000, £800,000, […]
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NYU Data Science Newsletter features journalism, research papers, events, tools/software, and jobs for May 26, 2015 GROUP CURATION: N/A Data Science News New Keyword Extractor: smarter and more flexible MonkeyLearn blog from May 20, 2015 We are excited to announce that we have made several improvements to our Keyword Extractor. You can try it […]
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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for May 26, 2015 Angelo Esposito’s story is cautionary tale for all teenaged hockey phenoms | Toronto Star Toronto Star from May 25, 2015 Given all the hype surrounding Connor McDavid the past few years, and what Auston Matthews will go through next year, […]
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NYU Data Science Newsletter features journalism, research papers, events, tools/software, and jobs for May 25, 2015 GROUP CURATION: N/A Data Science News Why are Eight Bits Enough for Deep Neural Networks? « Pete Warden’s blog Pete Warden's blog from May 23, 2015 Deep learning is a very weird technology. It evolved over decades on […]
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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for May 25, 2015 How Tennis Phenom Madison Keys Manages Expectations – WSJ Wall Street Journal from May 21, 2015 … the lesson of Keys’s rise, for players, fans and especially for parents, is that patience works. Keys just has to do what she […]
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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for May 22, 2015 Becoming the Boomstick: How Nelson Cruz Beat the Aging Curve to Become One of the Best Hitters in Baseball Grantland from May 21, 2015 “Most [players], they kind of tell you who they are,” says Scott Servais, the Angels’ assistant […]
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