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Our favorite Data Science Links this week: doodle ML, analysing selfies, and AI for grandmas

About a month ago Google open sourced the largest dataset of doodles from their Quick Draw! app, for people to play with. As planned, people are now starting to release some pretty cool stuff! So first up is a project organising the doodles by similarities, so you can scroll through how people draw dogs. Up next we have a project by Quartz analysing how different cultures draw circles (and where you fit in). And a team favorite is the Forma Fluens project with 3 different visualisations of the data, including this video superimposing drawings by people around the world, to show how similarly people around the world think. Face ML - Indexing faces on Instagram

Sciency Data Viz - Cracking the mystery of egg shape

Ai for dummies - Grandma should understand Artificial Intelligence. Here's how I explained her Cybersecurity - The RNC Files: Inside the largest US voter data leak

90's Memorabilia - Here's a random goodie: A map of all the area codes where Luda Cris has his hoes

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As always, we didn't have enough room to put all the stuff we're reading in this week's newsletter - so here's the rest. - A poor man's video analyzer by Longhow Lam - Gradient Boosting – the coolest kid on the machine learning block by DisplayR - A Glimpse Under the Hood of Natural Language Processing by Lytics - Deep Learning With The Beast by Tooploox - 10 Algorithms Every Programmer Should Know – and When to Use Them by Professor Jake - How to catch the Saimaa ringed seal? — Story about applying modern deep learning to computer vision by Emblica - Python Plotting for Exploratory Analysis by tdhopper - Google Datalab for Machine Learning Education by Google - How to start with Machine Learning by MLjar - An introduction to Support Vector Machines (SVM) by MonkeyLearn - [Video] A famous venture capitalist predicts big banks will fall first to artificial intelligence - [Awesome] visualising data structures and algorithms through animation - New algorithm generates practical paper-folding patterns to produce any 3-D structure. - [Help Out] Help EFF Track the Progress of AI and Machine Learning - [Research] What works in e-commerce - a meta-analysis of 6700 online experiments - What Kind of Dog Is It - Using TensorFlow on Mobile Device by Jeff Tang - Should Uber's next CEO be a robot? by Rough Type